I have been having alot of problems out of my s10, it would not go from a stop the check engine light would flash then finally kick on in so I decided to change my egr valve and it did help but it's

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Asked by Joshd112 Dec 15, 2015 at 06:20 PM about the 1996 Chevrolet S-10 LS LB 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Still reading random misfire please help

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These vehicles have a know problem with the spider injector assembly. I had to change mine when I had the random misfire code at aproximatley 140,000 miles. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrPrPUgNLf0Ran like new after. Image and video:

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I did change it 3 months ago along with distributer and plugs and wires. I changed egr yesterday it did improve the performance but it's still reading 300 random misfire and maf and map sensor. Do u think all this has went out at once? And do you think because of some of these issues possibly my plugs have been wore down

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Would not hurt to change out the plugs. One or more could have fouled out. Have you replaced the crankshaft position sensor? You may want to do a compression test on the cylinders as well while you have the plugs out. How many miles are on the engine?

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It says 330,000 but the person I bought it from says it's rebuilt but idk if that's the truth

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If it's lost compression wouldn't it run poorly all the time? My truck only does bad at an idle now and I unplugged my maf on the way home today and it did seem like it did better but I dnt get why it's a little harder to crank when I put a new egr on it does that mean anything to you?

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