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Tinybaum
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9/23/2002
18:58:12

Subject: Does PCM help pinging
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Will upgrading the PCM help curve some of the pinging?

I thought about how mothers feed their babies with tiny little spoons and forks, so I wondered what do Chinese mothers use? Toothpicks?

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9/23/2002
19:21:03

RE: Does PCM help pinging
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Tinybaum,it could make it worse due to the extra timing advance. what kind of motor do you have in your truck?
danny



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9/23/2002
19:36:44

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I have a 5.2 no mods that i know of unless they were done before i bought it. Changed plugs wires cap all the good stuff, cut it donw some but not out

I thought about how mothers feed their babies with tiny little spoons and forks, so I wondered what do Chinese mothers use? Toothpicks?

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9/23/2002
20:01:39

RE: Does PCM help pinging
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Tinybaum, first, try going to a 180 t-stat, try a set Autolite 3923 plugs, and check and see if your intake manifold's plenum gasket is blown (shine a light down the bore's of the TB, and see if there is any oil residue on the bottom of the manifold).

The first two suggestions, should gain you some HP as well as help reduce your pinging, if there is oil residue in the manifold, you'll have to pull it out, and replace the plenum (belly-pan) gasket.




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9/23/2002
20:10:07

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Also, try the plug wire reroute. There is a TSB on this. Sounds like a bad belly pan gasket, however.



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