HELP! I have a real power problem!
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HELP! I have a real power problem!
My 96 Chevy k1500 has a major power problem. It's a standard and when I'm doing 50 in 4th it's got no power, at 60 it has no power...lol. I step on the gas and it goes NO WHERE! I am replacing the cat and Muff this week....I have already done a knock sensor, pcv valve, rotor, cap, wires, plugs....not the egr yet, but thats next....Im thinking about a chip mod and a cold air k&n intake kit....but after that im stumped. What else can effect the power? Im not a mechanic, just mechanically inclined...lol. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Ok, I replaced the tps today and there was no change...lol...at least it wasnt too costly it was only $35...anything else that could cause "no power" ...I need to keep the engine around 2500 rpms to have any power....
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Check very carefully around your whole top end, It could be a small vacuum leak.
You can check it easy with a vacuum gauge.
If your system has a distributor, my guess would be either a bad rotor, or a cracked or carbon-tracked distributor cap.
You can check it easy with a vacuum gauge.
If your system has a distributor, my guess would be either a bad rotor, or a cracked or carbon-tracked distributor cap.
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