Hi guys, new to cruzetalk so bear with me. Curious if any of you have done the PCV bypass with the BNR throttle body spacer? My Cruze is now idling around 700 RPM’s instead of 900 where it normally should be. However, no dash light comes on but when hooked up to OBD it still will read a code of P0171 lean condition. I have searched everywhere for a vacuum leak even sprayed everything with Carb cleaner and cannot find a vacuum. Have any of you experienced this and does anyone have an idea of what could be pulling a vacuum? Thanks I’m advance!
Lean Condition after PCV bypass/BNR throttle body
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I used a DDMWorks spacer before I knew about Jerry's, but I had the same issue. For me it ended up being the gasket between the throttle body and the spacer. I could not locate the leak through normal means either (I mainly focued on soapy water and then air),. You need to keep looking as it seems as if you have a leak somewhere.
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Welcome Aboard!
Don't forget to introduce yourself and your Cruze here.
I used a DDMWorks spacer before I knew about Jerry's, but I had the same issue. For me it ended up being the gasket between the throttle body and the spacer. I could not locate the leak through normal means either (I mainly focued on soapy water and then air),. You need to keep looking as it seems as if you have a leak somewhere.
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Just bought a 2014 chevy Cruz turbo and it is leaking tons of oil on the bottom passenger side. A mechanic said it needed a new turbo. Replaced turbo and it’s still leaking heavily especially after highway driving. Before I bought it the head gasket etc was replaced. I was under the impression...
thanks for the input! This is exactly what I’ve been thinking is that it’s probably coming from the spacer somewhere.
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