87 GMC Sierra R3500 7.4L TBI vacuum diagram
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I need your help I’m looking for the full TBI vacuum diagram for a 1987 GMC Sierra R3500 with 7.4L (454) engine & auto trans. The workshop miss up some vacuum hoses, and I need to put them back correctly Thanks |
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There aren't many. I'll try to get a picture of the label on mine.
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If you like, I can take pictures and post it so you can get better understanding :gmc2: |
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Excellent, thank you very much
The AIR system is removed, there is a 2ed PCV on the second valve cover do you know where the hose go to? Additionally there is a valve behind the TBI (F port) from the manifold sticking out with its port capped, do you know where if it should be capped or what |
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Fitting sticking up out of the manifold behind TBI provides vacuum to A/C controls and modulator on automatic transmission. |
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On regards to the fitting that supplies vacuum to the A/C controls and modulator on automatic transmission, should it be capped or where does go to? Thanks |
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the AC port is capped, so where does it go or connect? Thanks |
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I’ve replaced all vacuum hoses with new silicone hoses, old ones are brittles, Thanks to you If the truck runs rich, how do I tune the TBI? This a video that I made on YouTube on how this truck, https://youtu.be/WHcGnic6_Yo |
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Watched your video. Find out what is causing the CEL. Put a jumper between the A & B pins on the OBD connector (I use a bent paper clip) and turn the key to the Run position (do not start). Light will flash code 12 - one flash, short delay, then 2 flashes. It will do that 3x, then it will start giving codes in that same format - series of flashes, short delay, series of flashes, then a longer delay. We need to find out what is causing that immediate light to come on.
Meanwhile, change fuel filter. I found out mine was very sensitive to any restriction at all. That seems to have cleared up with upgrading to the EP381 pumps. 1 - change fuel filter 2 - get codes 3 - fix codes 4 - set timing and minimum idle speed |
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I did the light (LED flash light) and I captured it, On YouTube https://youtu.be/b3Uxt8WR5YM |
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I did that and made a video (on you tube) https://youtu.be/gwxRZxo7S5A 6 months ago I changed the fuel filter, intank fuel pumps and sending units (Spectra), and I installed fuel tanks (in excellent conditions) |
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Code 24 is speed sensor malfunction. The sensor is built into the speedometer. You should be able to see (or feel) the wires coming off the back of the speedometer and make sure it is plugged in. If sensor is bad, then you have to replace the speedo.
Code 44 is lean. I chased lean codes for a while on mine. I had bad wiring to the O2 sensor, bad fuel pumps, plugged filter. Watched the video with your injectors and they should not be going on and off like that - you want a continual steady spray. I'd probably start with replacing the electrical connectors on the tops because those look bad. There are also small filters on the injectors themselves. Get a rebuild kit and pull the injectors out of the pods and replace those screens. I can't tell if the injector just isn't firing or if you are getting air in your fuel. Use a stethoscope to listen to the injectors and listen for consistent clicking - if it still clicks when you have no fuel spraying then problem is with supply. If it stops clicking intermittently then you have an injector or wiring issue. |
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I got mine from TBI Chips aka harristuning.com. My combo is mild so it has worked. I do have surging @ idle but it's not enough of an issue that I have done anything about it. |
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For the speedo sensor is it behind the cluster? Do you’ve a picture? So what I should do to fix Code 44? I did order the electrical connectors, and I’ve a rebuilt kit, and I’ll work on it. I’ll check the clicking to verify your diagnostic. When you say ”if it still clicks when you have no fuel spraying then problem is with supply” what you mean? Thanks :gmc2: |
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