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Rough Idle/Sputter

Old Aug 16, 2016 | 07:10 PM
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Hey everyone, I've got a 1999 Chevy Blazer with a slight vibration (rough) idle and only at that speed. It has gotten new cap/rotor, fuel pump, fuel filter, new plugs, new wires and fuel lines. The MAF has also been cleaned as well as a new intake manifold gasket, belt tensioner and idler pulley.

It runs perfect otherwise. Has no hesitation issues or high speed issues, only idle.

It idles better when the a/c is on, possibly because of extra RPM's... Tonight I found a corrupt vacuum line. I will post picture later. It comes from the "T" by the brake booster and ends up going into a union in the intake area.

It does not have any odor of gas on any start ups, but the exhaust makes a slight sneezing sound. Their are no exhaust leaks as it was just welded. The exhaust system was done 3 months ago and was a glass pack and cat hollow.

The only code I got around 6 months ago was a cylinder 2 misfire and it went away when tune up was complete. All of the parts installed have been AC Delco other than the Fel Pro intake gasket.

Please help me, I don't want to continue dumping money into this thing.
 
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