95 Blazer misfire/backfire ????
Greetings everyone.
Alright, here we go, have a 95 Blazer whiich has had all the gaskets replaced (including head). Has new plugs, wires, cap and rotor. After putting the engine back in, it ran great for a couple of months and now has developed a misfire/backfire from you know where. No CEL. Attempted to scan it and scanner could not communicate with computer (yes it was a scanner compatible with the 95). Vehicle idles alright, it's when you accelerate that it starts popping thru the intake and has no pickup. The other thing I have noticed is that the back firing gets worse as the engine warms up.
Whats been tested with no difference:
Pulled O2 sensor pre cat
Spride injector assembly
Lower intake manifold
Coil & Ignition module
EGR
MAP
TPS
2 cam shaft sensors
crank shaft sensor
Engine computer
The fuel pump is making a heck of a whining noise, however, when I checked fuel pressure. It was fine.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Does anyone think a faulty fuel pump would cause a back fire situation????
Thanks in advance for any input given.
Alright, here we go, have a 95 Blazer whiich has had all the gaskets replaced (including head). Has new plugs, wires, cap and rotor. After putting the engine back in, it ran great for a couple of months and now has developed a misfire/backfire from you know where. No CEL. Attempted to scan it and scanner could not communicate with computer (yes it was a scanner compatible with the 95). Vehicle idles alright, it's when you accelerate that it starts popping thru the intake and has no pickup. The other thing I have noticed is that the back firing gets worse as the engine warms up.
Whats been tested with no difference:
Pulled O2 sensor pre cat
Spride injector assembly
Lower intake manifold
Coil & Ignition module
EGR
MAP
TPS
2 cam shaft sensors
crank shaft sensor
Engine computer
The fuel pump is making a heck of a whining noise, however, when I checked fuel pressure. It was fine.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Does anyone think a faulty fuel pump would cause a back fire situation????
Thanks in advance for any input given.
Last edited by skylark70; Jul 14, 2011 at 07:53 PM.
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