my car seems to be a little hesitant, i don't get a code for anything but egr, but could that rob power, but i noticed that my coolant was boiling when i stopped my car when it was only at 220*, i was thinking maybe i should change the coolant temperature sensor, and what could be causing code 32 after being on the highway

 

Have you checked to see if your radiator cap is holding pressure. It is the pressure in the system that prevents the coolant from boiling.

...and the code 32 is your EGR. It resides under the plenum. It or the solenoid that operates it, is probably all carboned/plugged up.
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Mike

'90 IROC-Z , 5-speed, ZZ4, G1 Trick Flows
Moderator SEThirdgen

[This message has been edited by Lounge Lizard 6 (edited May 12, 2001).]

 

Please try and avoid long one sentance run-ons, they give me a headache. Sorry.
What pressure cap do you have, and what are you running for a mix?
Your EGR code can be a lot of things. Best place to start, is here: https://www.thirdgen.org/newdesign/t...diagnose.shtml

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