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Old 11-18-2009, 11:52 AM
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Check my post about 4 post up,, my codes p0491 and p0492 came in a few days after I replaced my water pump. While replacing the water pump, I apparently moved the small vacuum hose around and it cracked/split next to the recirc valve. Worth looking at due to your recent work...
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Old 11-18-2009, 12:21 PM
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Check my post about 4 post up,, my codes p0491 and p0492 came in a few days after I replaced my water pump. While replacing the water pump, I apparently moved the small vacuum hose around and it cracked/split next to the recirc valve. Worth looking at due to your recent work...
also check something called the main sucking jet. when i was working on my water pump / radiator hoses i knocked this bad bay around and it caused some trouble. i just put it all back to together and everything was fine. don't remember the codes, maybe i posted about it, but it definitely ran like crap without the peddle floored.

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the top popped off it (whats pictured to the right, that comes apart). i lined it up properly, snapped it back into place, used a little glue/sealant and used a zip tie to hold it together.
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Old 11-20-2009, 12:01 PM
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i lined it up properly, snapped it back into place, used a little glue/sealant and used a zip tie to hold it together.
Sounds like I need to make a run to The Home Depot j/k

Thanks for the help, I'll try it. Hope it works.

Can prolonged driving in this condition cause any additional damage? Gonna try to bang this out today, or tommorow.
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Sounds like I need to make a run to The Home Depot j/k

Thanks for the help, I'll try it. Hope it works.

Can prolonged driving in this condition cause any additional damage? Gonna try to bang this out today, or tommorow.

haha... i would say that you will most likely notice considerable drop in hp/fuel mileage/ and you may cause a bit of trouble if the engine is not burning all the fuel coming into the engine. (as far as build up on injectors and oxygen sensors)

i wouldn't be surprised if you have a bad oxygen sensor somewhere.
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