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Project wrapped up

Posted: 3/25/23 4:50pmMessage 1 of 2
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Ocean Park, WA - USA
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Vette(s): 2001 Coupe, 1988 35th Anniversary Coupe currently used to own 1987 Coupe and 1998 Coupe

I buttoned the engine up this morning and took the car for a short, slow drive.  No leaks.  No noises.  No fuel smells.  I had a bunch to test, including finding that disconnected vacuum connection and its possible effect on my HVAC operation.  That will come later -- on my trip home from Charlotte, the SERVICE ENGINE SOON light (33Code) didn't light until the afternoon -- the EGR needs to be "settled back" into cruise mode on a nice freeway drive.  I want to expose the car to that when I can pay attention.  On that EGR "clean up", I really feel that by allowing the intake area adjacent to the EGR to dry out (being exposed) seemed to shrink the material build-up.  I didn't get much debris out of that intake once it dried out.  I polished the opening the EGR valve rides through and I don't expect it to stick anymore.  The failing diaphragm in the fuel pressure regulator was dealt with, and I am hoping that will explain the poor 24 mpg. fuel economy.  Brakes and a transmission fluid change next!

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Re: Project wrapped up

Posted: 3/25/23 9:36pmMessage 2 of 2
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Burke, VT - USA
Joined: 1/23/2002
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Vette(s):
SOLD - "The Toy" - '70 Convertible
SOLD - "The Beast" - '90 ZR-1 (#682)
SOLD - "Betty" - '28 Ford Model A Tudor
SOLD - "BLKBRRD" - '78 Pontiac Trans Am
"BLUBYU" - '04 Coupe

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