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  1. cruiser54
    http://cruiser54.com/?p=110
  2. cruiser54
    Substitute Marvel Mystery Oil for one quart of engine oil. Monitor the cleaning process through the oil fill hole. Run it til the next oil change if you want to.
  3. cruiser54
    Nice job.
  4. cruiser54
    Coolant is gonna pour out of that hole. Drain it first.
  5. cruiser54
    Is yours an 88 or earlier? The CPS signal goes through that wonky C101 connector. http://cruiser54.com/?p=24
  6. cruiser54
    Sure about torque converter compatability?
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  8. cruiser54
    A CTS needs to be down in the block.
  9. cruiser54
    Temp sensor as in CTS is in the thermostat housing?
  10. cruiser54
    I'm here!!!
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  12. cruiser54
    Progress.
  13. cruiser54
    Just in case...
  14. cruiser54
    ECU.
  15. cruiser54
    what did you find on Tip 5? Unplug the flat connector at the TPS and see what happens. O2 sensor won't cause high idle.
  16. cruiser54
    http://cruiser54.com/?p=121
  17. cruiser54
    YAY!!!!
  18. cruiser54
    Napa 703-1396 replacement cap for the reservoir is where I would start.
  19. cruiser54
    Yep. The filter gets smashed when the engine moves around unless you use a little bitty filter.
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  21. cruiser54
    Spark is actually supplied by the coil. The ECU fires the coil after knowing the CPS is sending the correct signal. As stated in my write-up on CPSs, you don't necessarily have to get the full .5. .35 may work.
  22. cruiser54
    It's okay to drill out the other hole also. As mentioned above, you have verified spark? C101 been cleaned?
  23. cruiser54
    Post a WANTED ad in the Classifieds for what you are seeking.
  24. cruiser54
    An afternoon job then.
  25. cruiser54
    Chop 1 inch off each of them. Then, drill a half inch hole as shown in the photo. The flat side of the flute that’s closest to the edge of the valve cover.
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