Vac leak, you knocked something loose putting on the pulley.
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Vac leak, you knocked something loose putting on the pulley.
Buy a $4 can of carb cleaner and find your vac leak.
^^THIS.
Any rubber "T" fittings around the LIM and the the one running from the TB to the EVAP.
They have all been replaced he said.
What's the bbv solenoid delete and what's the purpose if you don't mind me asking.
And to the OP if you took the throttle body off or whoever installed the headers took it off, I'd remove it again and make sure no old gaskets jammed between mating surfaces.
I buy them from the dealer because the one form the BBV all the way back to the MAP is only $18. Saves a lot of headache too because it comes with all new plastic lines and rubber fittings...I then lubed them just to prevent future dry rotting...or at least dry rotting as fast as most of them do. It's just as the saying goes work smarter not harder...
why do you say that? i have a brand new gasket
and To Nick (Blue) i went to price check that Vac line and it was 30$ with the Rubber T's from the dealership. Aren't the ones GM sells (plastic Vac lines) really ****ty? i know my original ones broke when i was installing my LIM gasket a few months back.
buy a $4 can of carb cleaner and find where the leak is!
Vacuum leak - MopedWiki
Basically, spray around all the lines and TB gasket while someone is watching rpms.. a change in rpms... means you found the leak.
check for the leaks before actually throwing parts at the car
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