92 saturn sl car flooding out over gasing smoking ect .

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by stevenmoen, Apr 17, 2007.

  1. stevenmoen

    stevenmoen Guest

    i just bought a 92 saturn sl knowing it ran horseshit, the guy kept working
    on it pouring parts and money into it new parts used parts ect i don't know
    what he all did to it,i don't think he knows either then gave up .so i got
    it for $150.00,it sat for about 1-1/2 years before i got it, has a 1.9 sohc
    motor .starts super hard ,floods so bad fouls plugs,black sout on ground out
    of tail pipe steady black/blue smoke all over the huge area behind car ,never
    seen anything like it. , super strong gas smell ,not oil does not burn oil ,
    gas in the oil from flooding, it would idle down before after starting now it
    got even worse, now it idles or reves at 3000 rpm.if you step on gas pedal it
    idles down to normal for about 2 seconds then screams up to 3000 to 3500 and
    stays there .i dont think the cool fan comes on either ,and there is a huge
    buldge in radiator hose when running ? iv'e tried a few things no luck yet.i
    did change the one temp sensor on driver side the one towards the front of
    car with a used one, did nothing . i have a 93 same car sitting right next
    to it that runs good,that i have been swaping sensors and parts off of so i
    don't have to buy till i find the problem.i have more time then money so it
    don't bother me to much yet but its getting there.i can't take it to saturn
    dealer at $110.00 an hour ,thats what they charge now, i can't beleive it .
    could it be the thermostate or one of the temp sensors ,it could be so many
    things ,i tried that code thing before on other saturns got several codes
    back then gave up took to dealer after know one could figure it out,the codes
    had absolutely nothing to do with the problem both times ,one time it was
    just plug wires ,the other time it was a intake gasket .
     
    stevenmoen, Apr 17, 2007
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  2. stevenmoen

    Private Guest

    Check ALL the obvious and easy stuff first. There is nothing worse than a
    problem that many others have tried to fix as they could have made it worse
    and you could now be looking for multiple problems.
    Air filter?
    Compression?
    Fuel pressure too high?
    Blocked fuel return line to tank?
    Leaking fuel injectors?
    Remove and check and or replace coolant hose.

    Keep at it, the price was right.
    Good luck, YMMV
     
    Private, Apr 19, 2007
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