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uptomyearsinit
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Hi, I just discovered this forum and it is a veritable pleathora of good info. Therefore, I have a couple of questions for you.
First, I have an 84 Coupe. Is there a shop manual that I can purchase for the L-83? I have the Haynes. However, MR. Haynes chose to focus on the 85-96 models and only included limited info on the 84. The Chiltons is about the same. Is the L-83 in the 82 model the same as the L83 in the 84 model?
My vehicle has an anoying stutter between 1400 and 1800 RPMs.
This occurs when I am running around 45mph. When I give it more throttle and the RPMs jump, the stutter goes away. If I let back off of the gas and return to the aformentioned parameters, it comes back. I do not get this same effect when my speed is above 50 or below 45 except when I am on a steep incline and I touch the gas to maintain my speed. This has occured at around 35mph. Once again, If I stomp on the gas and cause the RPM's to jump up, the stutter or miss, heck sometimes it feels like the engine is vibrating the whole car, goes away. I replaced the Ignition Module last summer. Several months after this my ECM threw a code 42 which my Haynes manual (its good for something) says that this is a fault in the EST. The code went away shortly after flashing and has not come back. I have not unhooked my battery and so the code is still stored. Anybody have any suggestions? Well I guess that I will reserve the rest of the questions for later. Sorry about the length. I just hope it was detailed enough to give someone an idea.
First, I have an 84 Coupe. Is there a shop manual that I can purchase for the L-83? I have the Haynes. However, MR. Haynes chose to focus on the 85-96 models and only included limited info on the 84. The Chiltons is about the same. Is the L-83 in the 82 model the same as the L83 in the 84 model?
My vehicle has an anoying stutter between 1400 and 1800 RPMs.
This occurs when I am running around 45mph. When I give it more throttle and the RPMs jump, the stutter goes away. If I let back off of the gas and return to the aformentioned parameters, it comes back. I do not get this same effect when my speed is above 50 or below 45 except when I am on a steep incline and I touch the gas to maintain my speed. This has occured at around 35mph. Once again, If I stomp on the gas and cause the RPM's to jump up, the stutter or miss, heck sometimes it feels like the engine is vibrating the whole car, goes away. I replaced the Ignition Module last summer. Several months after this my ECM threw a code 42 which my Haynes manual (its good for something) says that this is a fault in the EST. The code went away shortly after flashing and has not come back. I have not unhooked my battery and so the code is still stored. Anybody have any suggestions? Well I guess that I will reserve the rest of the questions for later. Sorry about the length. I just hope it was detailed enough to give someone an idea.
