I need some help
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Originally Posted by willwren
Spark reference circuit could be either the cam or crank sensors, or the ICM.
Ignore 58. It'* a known bug in the 92 PCM.
Ignore 58. It'* a known bug in the 92 PCM.
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is their away I can check it or do i need a mechanic to look at it to tell me. also My dad was driving it and it stalled he put it in neutral and started it up but maybe 30 seconds later it stalled again.
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Easiest thing to do at this point in the post is to take off those ignition coils and clean the terminals underneath of it. These systems do not seal water out very well and can cause corrosion where the ICM pins mate to the underneath of the coils. Take an emory board and clean the spade terminals (ICM side), and a small wire toothbrush -looking brush and take care of the coils underneath. Follow up with dilectric grease on the terminals to seal out moisture.
EDIT: Also would not be a bad idea to reseat the plug that goes into the ICM, and check for corrosion there.
EDIT: Also would not be a bad idea to reseat the plug that goes into the ICM, and check for corrosion there.
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