Rough
I have a 03 blazer 4.3 4D 4x4 Auto with 65,000, I just installed exhaust, throttle body spacer and a K&N FIPK. After everything was installed I started the engine and it started fine and idled fine but when you put it into any gear it idles rough and the oil pressure gauge twitches, not a lot but a little and it did not do that before the upgrades were installed. I also scanned for any codes that it may throw but it passes all tests does anyone know what it could be or put me on somewhat a path to start checking with? thanks ya'll
How much does it twitch? What does it center around when idling? How about when higher up in the RPM range?
If you never dip below 10psi, you have nothing to worry about. Some sending units are more sensitive than others. I wouldn't worry about it so long as you have sufficient pressure.
If you never dip below 10psi, you have nothing to worry about. Some sending units are more sensitive than others. I wouldn't worry about it so long as you have sufficient pressure.
ok I checked all of the vacum lines and they all look good and on tight, the oil psi is at about 40 and goes to about 60 when on the gas. Someone told me that when you change the amount of air coming into the engine you have to reprogram the computer. I dont think this is right that it what the sensors are for ..... right???
Sometimes the sensors need time to adjust... At least they did on my old car...
Adding new exhaust didn't change anything on mine...
Maybe check for leaks or a restriction where the TB spacer is...
Or if it's not too difficult or time consuming, try it without the spacer...
Adding new exhaust didn't change anything on mine...
Maybe check for leaks or a restriction where the TB spacer is...
Or if it's not too difficult or time consuming, try it without the spacer...
Michael, the part about your oil pressure just took a turn. Your first post said the gauge 'twitches'. What you just described is not a twitch, it is the normal fluctuation of pressure between idle and accelerating. This is perfectly normal.





