"Overfueling" problem solved!

[cscmc1 at eiu.edu (Chris M Cougill)]

Hey Ron -- I thought it must be a temp sender of some sort.  Strange that
that would tell the computer to run rich, rich, rich.  It acted up before
the car should have started to really get warm (after just a few blocks of
city driving), but that may be because the wire fell off that few blocks
into the drive.  I'll try pulling the wire, then start the car cold to see
if it acts up then.

At any rate, I'm a happy man!  My Rocco run (and quite well!).  Tomorrow's
the big test; a 60+ mile drive to "the big city" to do some shopping, then
60+ miles home.  

Tks,

Chris

On Fri, 17 Oct 2003, Ron Pieper wrote:

> --- Chris M Cougill <cscmc1@eiu.edu> wrote:
> > When I got it home, I noticed that someone had made a wiring repair at a
> sender on the driver's side of the block, under the distributor...My question is this -- what was
> that sender? 
> 
> IIRC, that's just a coolant temp sender...did it act up just after it got warmed up?
> 
> Ron
> 
> 
> 
> 
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