1995 z28
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1995 z28
Hi guys I'm new here been following but nvr posted I need some help I bought a 1995 z28 a few days ago it ran very well even drove it 3 hours back home well I shut it off once I made it home went out later to crank and she was bogged and puttering when I went to drive even popen from the exhaust like it was over loading on fuel so I left her alone went out a few hours later and dine again't but she has done it twice so far any idea
#2
Re: 1995 z28
Not clear what happened after you "left her alone went out a few hours later and dine again't but she has done it twice so far....." Are you saying it did or did not start after letting it sit? If it started, did it continue to bog and putter, or did it run OK?
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Re: 1995 z28
Sounds like a heat soak problem. Several possibilities:
-Ignition Control Module (ICM) - you can take this to an auto parts store and have them test it. Make sure they test it several times to make sure it gets good and hot. In any case, consider spacing the ICM off the head a bit to allow for more heat transfer:
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-Optical cam position sensor module in the Optispark distributor - Scan the OBD-1 PCM for codes related to the Opti - DTC 16, DTC 36. There are also codes for the ICM - DTC 41, DTC 42.
You need an OBD-I scanner (with a 16-pin adapter for your 95's oddball ALDL connector), or software like Scan9495:
Computer Diagnostics and Tuning - CamaroZ28.Com Message Board
-fuel pump overheating. Diagnose with a fuel pressure gauge, when the engine will not start. We can provide you with the correct pressure readings.
-Ignition Control Module (ICM) - you can take this to an auto parts store and have them test it. Make sure they test it several times to make sure it gets good and hot. In any case, consider spacing the ICM off the head a bit to allow for more heat transfer:
Courtesy of Shoebox
4th Gen LT1 F-body Tech Articles
-Optical cam position sensor module in the Optispark distributor - Scan the OBD-1 PCM for codes related to the Opti - DTC 16, DTC 36. There are also codes for the ICM - DTC 41, DTC 42.
You need an OBD-I scanner (with a 16-pin adapter for your 95's oddball ALDL connector), or software like Scan9495:
Computer Diagnostics and Tuning - CamaroZ28.Com Message Board
-fuel pump overheating. Diagnose with a fuel pressure gauge, when the engine will not start. We can provide you with the correct pressure readings.
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