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Too much fuel or too little spark?
I'm sorry these threads are getting annoying but my 20v is allmost ready to go and I keep running into problems. I checked my oil and it's full of gas so I'm going to have to change that out. When I changed the plugs they were soaked with gas. I changed out the cap and rotor and put in new plugs. When I tested the plugs I do see some spark but it's very little. It doesnt look strong at all. 2 of the plugs were sparking like normal and 2 look like they are shorted. I have the reccomended NGK 2978 spark plugs. All were brand new. My wires look like they could use a replacing but if I dont have to, I wont for now. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
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I think I got it. New oil and new gas today.
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Too much gas. The car will start right up if it's starving for fuel. I put 2 or 3 gallons in and it's just flooding.
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No right now it's on. I tried to jump t and e1 and I couldnt get it to throw the codes. Weather is getting crappy so I wont be working on the car for a few days.
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1 flash, then 2 flashes.
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I think it was 21. Would that not let it start? I just looked at my paper that I wrote it on and it went 2..1..........2..1. I'm going to say that that would be o2.
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I kinda put off buying one of them. The 88 I came with a 4 wire o2 but the plug doesnt go in all the way. I'm wondering if I can just use that or if I have to go with the Previa one like you mentioned before.
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O2 sensor code is also set if fuel mix is too rich and the ECU can't lean it out--a situation you'll get if you have an injector leak (blame the alcohol in the gas) or too much fuel pressure. That would also explain the gas in the oil.
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