All kinds of problems
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Re: All kinds of problems
CTS is the coolant temp sensor which is causing the code 14 (over 210°F; less than 185 ohms resistance across the sensor pins.)
If your temp gauge is reading normal and the engine is exhibiting no signs of overheating then the CTS is probably faulty.
Fix that first before doing anything else.
If your temp gauge is reading normal and the engine is exhibiting no signs of overheating then the CTS is probably faulty.
Fix that first before doing anything else.
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Car: 86 Corvette, 89 IROC, 1999 TA
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Re: All kinds of problems
"so i took it back to the shop yesterday and he ran his scan tool and once again showed the carb being bad"
How the hell did he get a code for a bad carb?
Find a new shop.
How the hell did he get a code for a bad carb?
Find a new shop. 
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Re: All kinds of problems
dont even bother going back to him... you have blown enough money... stick with this site it will help you solve any problem you could have...
