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My Car
1999 Merc Wagon
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Engine
3.0 V OHV
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Actual Name
Big Chud
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Gender
Male
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Location
SF Bay Area
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PS- If I take it to some mechanic how can I know the code and issue was really fixed because I cleared codes once and it takes a few miles of driving for it to come back on. Will OBD be able to say "Yeah, its now fixed" and turn off code on its own or does code need to be turned off then wait to see it it comes back?
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thanks, everything LOOKS pretty good but will check again. Are all Vac tubes easy or are some hidden on the back side? I tried spraying some carb cleaner around to see if it would change RPMs but didn't. It JUST passed Smog so I guess I'm G2G for two years and its a disposable extra car, but maybe I'll take to Smog guy AGAIN to diagnose or at least figure out if leaving unaddressed will kill the Cat or burn valves or something.
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99SableWagon started following P1131 "too lean" code, where to start looking for vac leaks?
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getting P1131 code on 1999 Merc 3.0 Vulcan with about 100,000 miles that I've had for couple years and about 12,000 miles buts mostly been sitting for last year but moved every couple weeks. Unlike the guy in video in first section in link, I've only got the one Code. I cleared Codes once and it came back on after about 5 miles of driving. Sable HAS had a sort of uneven....not quite missing and not really "hunting" but sort of pulsing but pretty mild for some time. Non-car type people say they don't notice anything. Sable just passed SMOG in CA a month ago and less than 10 miles befo