vbrad511
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Oreilys and Autozone both can scan here, any of their stores.Not sure about Advance or Napa.
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Vacuum leak
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Apparently not relevant to the OP, but I had exactly the same problem once right after it backfired on startup.
Turned out I blew a crappy vinyl vacuum cap off the very bottom fitting on the intake..
There is no way to see it from above. Or the side for that matter. I just had to feel for the air being sucked in.
Turned out I blew a crappy vinyl vacuum cap off the very bottom fitting on the intake..
There is no way to see it from above. Or the side for that matter. I just had to feel for the air being sucked in.
vbrad511
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Well the issues are not resolved. Truck runs much better, but still throwing all 3 O2 codes and the purge system code. Senor, was that cap on the plenum, fuel rail, or the actual intake under everything else?
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