I HAVE A 1994 CHEVY ASTRO V-6 ENGINE. THE MUFFLER WAS BAD SO I CHANGED EVERYTHING FROM THE CONVERTER BACK. IT RAN OK FOR A DAY OR TWO, BUT I COULD TELL IT WAS RUNNING RICH. ASKING AROUND SOMEONE SAID THAT THE CONVERTER COULD BE CLOGGED. THE VAN SET FOR ABOUT TWO WEEKS, THEN IT WOULD CRANK BUT WOULD NOT START. I DISCONNECTED THE CONVERTER AT THE MANIFOLDS AND TRIED TO START IT. I COULD SEE IT WAS GETTING GAS IN THE CARB., AND I HAD SPARK ON THE PASSENGER SIDE REAR PLUG. I ALSO DISCONNECTED THE FUEL INJECTORS, THINKING IT MAY BE FLOODED. AT THAT TIME I SPRAYED STARTING FLUID IN THE CARB AND IT SPUTTERED ALITTLE. I CONNECTED THE INJECTORS BACK UP AND AFTER SEVERAL ATTEMPS IT STARTED BUT I COULD TELL IT WAS NOT RUNNING ON ALL SIX CYLINDERS. I SHUT IT OFF AND GOT UNDERNEATH, UPON LOOKING AT THE EXHAUST MAINFOLDS. THE RIGHT SIDE (PASS) WAS LEAKING RAW GAS AND WAS COLD. THE LEFT SIDE (DRIVERS) WAS HOT. I'M AT A LOSS NOW DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO NEXT.
2007-03-14
02:38:49
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jimandjudy224
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Cars & Transportation
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