Any codes?Also have you checked the coolant temp sensor?

Answered by saturntech9 (expert)
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No there are no codes an coolant temp sensor has been replaced already

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Have you used a fuel pressure gauge to see if your fuel pressure is leaking down to see if maybe the fuel is some how leaking into the engine causing it to flood?

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Yea it had good pressure no leaks. Computer ecm.coils.plugs.wires.iac valve.mass airflow.o2 sensors.catalytic converter.intake plenum.vacuum lines.cleaned the throttle.pcv am housing.tested the injectors.crank sensor.control module an harness.fuel pump an regulator

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Do you have a scan tool that reads live engine data?

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Yes didn't pull any codes or anything of concern just normal reading s

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I know you replaced the coolant temp sensor but have you actaually compared the what the computer says for coolant temp with the actual coolant?To make sure its within 10 degrees all the way up till the radiator fan comes on?

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Yes thermostat opens at right temp antifreeze is full and cmptr shows sensor properly reads

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Have you checked cam timing?

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