STAN
I have thought about testing each wire.. ( back probing )... for continuity... but I have not had much time with this schedule I am now on....to do much when I get home from work.... I know I know ... people say make time... lol so the best thing I can do is order the connectors... and cut and soldier the wires... at least I know then that I have new connectors for future ..... I believe after looking at the wires if it has a broken one it would be right were the wire enters the connector. |
HAPPY 4th Of JULY EVERYONE.....
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Back at it again today.. I have still have not had any time to diagnose the van until this morning.....
I replaced the IAC motor off of one from my buddies Junk Yard...... ( NO FIX )..........I wasted a Full can of Carburator Cleaner ... looking for a suspected vacume leak... ( THERE WASNT ONE ). and as much as I could not bring myself to believe ..... that I needed to replace the harness... I actually cut a harness from the same van in the junk yard...... and spliced it into my harness... STAN..... I am not a believer.... and you will have to just except the fact that these wires are JUNK.... My van now starts and idles smoothly just like before... I left the junk yard IAC motor on the van .... so I have now an extra.. but before you go throwing money away.... REPLACE THE WIRES and PLUG to the IAC motor.... |
I wouldn't say you were wrong, because in many ways, YOU DA MAN. But consider the possibility that there was corrosion inside the plug. There are only a couple factors that lead to bad wires. Higher current that the wire will handle, or close proximity to the battery(and therefore acid). Either way, Ya Done Good, and fixed it. I hope you thought to use dielectric grease in the plug, and if not, it's not too late to go back and do that.
And a Happy Independence Day to you and yours. I'll be celebrating quietly at home, as I am an old fart, and have a nervous dog. |
The heat we have been having has set me back from working more on the van...
I have many things to still complete... besides my van I have many upgrades to still install on my GMC Sierra truck as well.... I just wish this heat would let up.... |
I'm with ya on that. I can't even do stuff inside, as I'm in the middle of my second summer cold. About all I can muster is my keyboard skills. But I did have TWO naps today, so I got that goin' for me.
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HEY STAN.. hope you get to feeling better bud...... if it isnt the HEAT.... now its RAIN.....
I had this day marked down... for working on both VAN and TRUCK ... well I hope it does NOT rain all day...... but in high site... We really do need the rain.... our grass is crunchy.. lol |
Hey Stan... are ya feeling any better ????
Ive been working on GMC Sierra.. and its really looking good.... IMO.... but I posted over on the truck part of the forum... kinda like here ... BEST UP GRADES DONE ( PART 2 ) ... lol and there is NO FEED BACK AT ALL>>> LMAO... I guess those guys over there just dont fix up their vehicles.. lol.... any ways... hope your doing better... |
Much better. Unfortunately, I've had a backlog of other projects in the way, and weather not cooperating doesn't help.
So, what is the Chevy version of a Sierra? And might the problem be that it's not a Chevy? Just sayin'. |
https://chevroletforum.com/forum/199...02/#post359862
That shouldnt be the problem... regardless of chevy or GMC..... should be no different like here in this fine forum.... check out the new lighting system I installed .... sure makes a world of difference in appearance.... Glad your feeling better though.... |
I thought your truck was as red as your van. You're right, though. They seem rather non-plused over there. But let's face it, a truck will never be as cool as a van.:D
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