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Old 09-06-2002, 01:45 PM   #1
bigred90gt
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I took my mass air meter apart yesterday to look at it, and the filament closer to the throttle body looks coroded, almost like it is fried. The other filament looks fine. When I put it back together, I tried to start it, and it wouldn't start. It gave me a new code 85 Addaptive fuel lean limit reached. I unplugged it and plugged it back in, and now It is still not starting, but that code went away. I pulled the wire off of the coil that goes to the dist, to check for spark and got nothing. I tried my msd coil and the stock coil, both with the same results. How can I check the wires that run to the coil from the harness? I know there is fuel pressure, I pushed in the valve on the fule line and fuel sprayed out. I don't have a guage to check the pressure, but I know there is some. Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
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