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2002 Chevrolet Cavalier Coupe - Page 7 Questions & Answers
I have a CNG dual fuel Cavalier. The CNG tank is
Well, you have an issue. I wouldn't say that it is the GMS, but it could be. The issues you are
seeing could also come from low fuel pressure caused by a number of
things from the little filter in the high pressure regulator to issues
with the low pressure regulator. The frequency (HZ) thing is a little
confusing---all it is saying is that the GMS isn't seeing the amount of
requested fuel (requested by the AF ECU) passing through the sensor. If
you have a mechanic that can scan the AF ECU, then the thing you want to look at
is the requested gas flow v.s. the flow reported by the GMS. These two
numbers should track each other. Sometimes the car sets a low frequency
code when first trying to start as there just isn't enough NG arriving
at the GMS during cranking. In any event, two things. Usually the GMS
doesn't cure itself--so if it is running OK one day and not the next--it
may be a fuel pressure issue. If you have, or can get a copy of the service
manual supplement for any CNG Cavalier from 1999 through 2002, the
procedures for checking fuel pressures can be used for your car. It is
important to check the intermediate fuel pressures (at the entrance to
the low pressure regulator) with the car under load. Also, follow the
flow charts in the manual for diagnosis of the codes you received.
Where is the engine cooling fan switch on a 2002 cavliar
If your engine cooling fan motor is not working first check the maxi fuseunder the hood in the fuse box. If the fuse is burnt out then more that likely the cooling fan motor is drawing to much and will also need to be replaced.
Car Issues
I'm sorry to say you will not find an answer online for this.As a mechanic I would have to be there in person, and the problem would have to be happening for me to track down the cause.I will say I did not understand your statement about the gears behind the dash, what you described sounded like a wiring problem or something in one of the electrical components.If the check engine light or the ABS light came on while the engine was running, you could have trouble codes stored in the computer. So it may be worth a visit to a shop or auto parts store to get the computer scanned. The codes would give you a direction to look in.
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