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350 tbi truck 1990 bad exhaust smell - 1999 Chevrolet K2500

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  • Posted on Dec 30, 2008

SOURCE: 1990 chevrolet 1500 pickup starts hard when cold

Most likely the coolant temperature sensor for the vehicle computer. Secondly, could be the tps sensor "throttle position sensor" not registering correctly or perhaps lots of other things but most likely the coolant temp sensor.
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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 21, 2009

SOURCE: 1990 chevy camaro with a rebuilt 350 Tbi

fuel pressure isnt right.. need to get a fuel pressure regulator so you can regulate the gas flow..

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 14, 2009

SOURCE: Where is the fuel regulator located on a 1988 tbi

No, low fuel pressure is caused by a weak fuel pump.
High fuel pressure is caused by a faulty fuel regulator.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 09, 2010

SOURCE: my 1990 350 tbi will not start. the fuel is

Make sure you are getting power to the injectors. I have the same,350 tbi. Check the fuses and relays and check the wires at the tbi to make sure one of them is not rubbed through. The injectors have to be getting intermitent power .

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  • Posted on Jun 16, 2011

SOURCE: vacuum diagram for 91 chevy

its given here

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