anyone have any issues with lean code and misfire due to bad supercharger gasket?
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05-20-2011
anyone have any issues with lean code and misfire due to bad supercharger gasket?
05-20-2011
Yeah, that means you didn't get it sealed right.
05-20-2011
never had issues with new felpro s/c gaskets.
Did you use garleaks?
05-21-2011
ive never had it off before lol
05-21-2011
Read blue, read.Originally Posted by RedGtp99
I'd suggest checking the rubber connectors on all of your vacuum lines.
they tend to dry rot after this many years.
05-21-2011
Bank one lean means you have a vacuum leak.
If you used a Garlock gasket...that's the issue.
Where did you buy the gasket from?
05-21-2011
He said bad S/C gasket so I assumed he had it removed.
I don't read.
Ever.
Duh.
05-21-2011
Spray the engine down with Carb clean to find the leak
05-21-2011
psh..who reads
05-21-2011
^^Already stated I don't...thrice.
Like Matt said these cars are notorius for dry rotting vacuum lines...check them from the Boost Bypass Valve all the way around the Fuel Rail, to the Lower Intake under the Supercharger snout to the bottom of the MAP sensor on the back of the Supercharger...most of the time thats the issue. There is also another set that runs from the Throttle Body to the EVAP canister on the back of the Alternator bracket as well.
05-21-2011
Ive already replaced all the vaccum lines that needed to be replaced. I sprayed carb cleaner underneath the snout and got results. I bought a gasket from the dealership yesterday morning but i have yet to put in on. and no the vaccum lines underneath the snout are fine lol. Another question is the MAF sensor. Ive been hearing a ticking noise when i open the hood and the car is running. i put a stethescope to it and its making a ticking growling noise. Im not for sure but is that suppose to be doing that?
05-21-2011
If the supercharger has never been off, the LIM gaskets have probably never been replaced.
If thats true.... you're probably eating coolant.
which means its probably getting into the oil and causing the lifters to get louder.
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