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I don't know much about engines, but I'm sorry you are having to deal with this shit man

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Blazers don't have multiple fuel injectors. They have a fuel spider that uses poppet valved to distribute the fuel. It is a noted problem with older models poppet valves sticking causing too much fuel to pass through.

EDIT: Here's a video of what im talking about. ALso read the description. Im not saying you need to do this, just some good info.

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the catalytic converters are notorious for problems on these trucks kyle.. when i was having problems with mine when i first got it that was one of the first things i was told to check and WALLAH it was clogged... deleted it cause we don't have emissions.. but its a cheap part for these trucks

never mind see you did clean it

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151.6 with single 12 at 41 hz

153.2 with 2 12's at 43 hz

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im no mechanic man.. most of what i know has been from personal experience and what others have told me

you have 2 thing on your side with these trucks... parts are cheap and they're simple to work on lol start searching forums (s-10 forums) theres an abundant amount of info on these trucks floating around

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151.6 with single 12 at 41 hz

153.2 with 2 12's at 43 hz

power: dd m4

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If it hasn't already been said; sulphur/rotten eggs smell from the exhaust is usually a clogged catalytic converter. If you can temporarily unbolt it from the exhaust, then crank the car and see if it starts easier. Won't be cheap to replace.

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Hey Kyle, check the cat converter...I bet that's the rotten egg smell :rofl:

Seriously though, I dont understand the random misfires. I'm going to assume that you are 100% sure the spark plugs are all tourqed right and the wire boots are snug on the plugs. I know when my tahoe fuel pump went out, I got a CEL with a bank 1 & bank 2 lean codes for the O2 sensors, but never a misfire code.

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