

| Subject: | Re: Last chance! (was: need assistance) |
| From: | Dave Ohlemacher |
| Date: | Wed, 24 Jun 1998 09:03:53 -0400 |
OK, best advice yet. I can't help but think I messed something up and the logical choice is the distributor and wires. I can't see how the muffler,cat and O2 sensor could so drastically effect starting and running, poor mpg and not passing emissions maybe, soooooo Could someone actually go out to their van and look at the cap and confirm the location of wires and cylinders and their order. I know it should be 1-4-3-2, but the only way mine will run at all is if it starts out 1-2, what's up with that? Thanks Dave Pfunky@aol.com wrote: > The O2 sensor, besides not coming into consideration by the computer until > warm, relatively, only makes minor adjustments to the fuel mixture. Running > extremely rich is due to something else, eg temp sender, leaking injectors > including cold start, misfire. Retrace your steps. If it was ok before you > started, most times the problem lies in where you've been. (Knocked off > wires, hoses, etc) Been there too many times. It could be something new, but > look at your work first, keep smiling, keep cool. Remember, vanagons are > generally too heavy to push to the edge of the nearest cliff! p.
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