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Old 08-02-2009, 10:09 PM
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Well i bought this 95 jimmy for 600 bucks, and its a beautiful truck. Damn thing ran fine then once i got it home, it idled so rough and sputtered. so i did new plugs, wires, cap, rotor, fuel filter, k&n filter and oil. it improved but not alot. Then i replaced egr, and cleaned all of the sensors on the manifold with injector cleaner..... nothing worked, so after hours of reading on this ba forum, i knew it was my cpi. I knew the spider was screwed. So today i took off the plenum just to check before i spent 300 bucks.... it wasnt the spider.... it was this - - - -


Notice the black fuel lines on the fuel lines coming in. This next pic shows that the black fuel lines actually rubbed the other ones causing a small slice. That is what cause my rough idling. So i spent 50 bucks on new lines, and im a happy man. Im glad I read that taking off the plenum and letting your fuel pump run to check for leaks, cuz i would have been ufked outa 300 bucks..... Hope this helps someone
 
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lucky you!!! cool deal too.
 
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Old 08-02-2009, 10:24 PM
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might be having to take a look at this soon hopefully the new plugs and wires take care of it. how many miles to you have on your blazer?
 
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Old 08-02-2009, 10:27 PM
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theres 140000 miles on it. But it was poorly maintained.
 
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huh mine was owned by the state and only has 77,000 miles on it.
 
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oh wow. Is yours doing the same? Im sure you know, but check your egr. Its simple and easy. And also causes rough idle. I took mine out and had a carbon rock wedged in mine. so i got a new one, but it was 100 bucks. Then I took carb cleaner to the old one and cleaned the **** out of it, put it back on and it worked just like the new one. Then took the new one back to discount and got my money back!! I like it easy.
 
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i did that with mine. mine was just full of carbon so i sprayed it out cleaned it up put the new gasket with the screen in it. im going to try other things like a full tune up. on her. the thing is once i hit the gas it fine to just go and cruise just only sitting at an idle.
 
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yeah, thats the same with mine. After I put a new fuel filter in mine, it was like 60% better, it stopped shaking my truck but it still gurgled at idle. If you can smell gas in the front of your truck during or after it is running. You definately have a problem. Just take off the plenum, it took me about 10 minutes not even, and check it. And a new gasket is 11 bucks. So its pretty cheap.
 
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oh i dont smell gas or anything.
 
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It still wouldnt hurt, but just wait to do it after you do a full tune up. def, replace your fuel filter. It made a huge difference. Let me know what it was when you figure it out. These ideling problems are a big issue with this motor.
 


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