87 tbi 350 popping at idle and running rich

Ricko1966 said:

I mentioned the IAT not thinking. TBI trucks don't use one TBI cars do.

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YakkoWarner said:

The "problem" isn't that its difficult - its that no one makes the tool new anymore and its hit or miss buying a used one as to whether or not it comes with the right adaptors and decoders. I've been trying for almost 2 years to find a tool that can give me the live data...apparently the only way to do it now is to get a special cable, a Windows 10 laptop and a person who knows how to get them to play nice with each other. Without the ability to read the live data, troubleshooting the TBI system does fall back to using a multimeter, vacuum pump and hope.

That ALDLDroid app might be easier to make work but buying the 1320 bluetooth thing doesn't seem to be possible anymore. It seems like the cable and laptop is the only option at this point.

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YakkoWarner said:

I may have to look at this myself. I keep getting lean code error and can't find it, and the spray patterns "seem" nice and even. How hard was it to swap the injectors (based on the way my wiring was butchered when I got the truck I'm assuming someone did this once before).

Someone also mentioned an intake air temp sensor - thats one I have not heard about before so never checked on it.

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