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Should misfire counts be zero?
You're raised two questions:
Should these counts be just dead-nuts 0?
In my experience, NO. While I'm sure every manufacturer has their own standard for when to set the CEL on a misfire, some ...
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Rod broke piston's stock
At this point the damage has been done. So while it may start in this condition it's going to be only a short time before you have additional failures.
Two main reasons:
Whatever caused the first rod ...
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Relocate pcv air inlet line from air tube and into the air box housing
You will keep it from working right.
The PCV flow should go from the valve cover (usually) to an under-vacuum part of the inlet. The valve responds to the vacuum to let in less blow-by gasses during ...
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Relocate pcv air inlet line from air tube and into the air box housing
In a word: No.
You won't gain any performance or efficiency by changing the location of the PCV air inlet line. While I'm not sure exactly what you're trying to do (details are lacking in your ...
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2001 Chevrolet can’t remember the rest it a truck
No, it that is not a symptom of a faulty alternator.
If you are certain that the replacement battery is good, and that nothing happens, no clicking or noises, and the dash lights go out, then I would ...
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