First off i have an 86 gxl with a new street ported motor with less than 1500 miles on it. i have never been able to tweek the idle to the right mixture or idle speed. i have tried playing with the idle adjust screws and idel speed screw..but that is just a side point with my problem. It starts fine and does its usual idle, but when i rev it it goes to about 2800 to 3200 and just pretty much cuts out? the tach needle falls down immediately and i leave off and it goes back to idle, it kind of feels like the engine just turns off. but it doesn't lose electronic power or stall. at first it only happened a little.. once in a while.. now its not driveable. its running really really rich because of the bad idle, so innitially i thought since i didnt replace the old o2 sensor when i put in the new engine it may be that, and that maybe have burnt out my spark plugs because it was overloaded with fuel. so i got new plugs, plug wires, and o2 sensor. when i put the sensor in i noticed the the o2 sensor wire was broken meaning no o2 sensor was being sent to the the engine. Is that what it could be? i tried splicing the wire back with the other one but its almost impossible to do because the gauge is small and i have no wire play. But could that be what that problem is? or could it be something else? i just need ideas? Thanks
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The o2 sensor would not cause your problem.. This is very strange...
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yes, the o2 sensor doesn't make that much of an impact on the engine, it can't be that.
Maybe your AFM is sticking or something? |
So you think its my AFM? I was starting to think tonight it might be one of my coils or my alternator? Are they possiblilties? Ill check my air flow meter to see whats up. So it's defineatly not my 02? Thanks
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well the tach is driven from the ignition, so if the tach cuts out i'd start looking at the ignition system
mike |
i dont think it's the ignition, it could be but its not just the tach that falls the whole motor pretty much stops for a second.. it's hard to describe. it almost feels like what happens when you are driving in frist gear at like 3500 and feather the gas a couple times and the car starts rocking back and forth.. it feels like the fuel cuts out.. or the air cuts out? Could it have to do with one of the three adjustable screws? anything will helps thanks!
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hmmmmmmm
ryan |
Could it be your secondary injectors, that sounds like the RPM that they come in at, but I'm not sure.
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Originally Posted by JspecRX7' date='May 22 2003, 01:41 PM
i dont think it's the ignition, it could be but its not just the tach that falls the whole motor pretty much stops for a second.. it's hard to describe. it almost feels like what happens when you are driving in frist gear at like 3500 and feather the gas a couple times and the car starts rocking back and forth.. it feels like the fuel cuts out.. or the air cuts out? Could it have to do with one of the three adjustable screws? anything will helps thanks!
mike |
why would the fuel cut off on a n/a?
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well maybe it is the fuel cutting off? I still stand on the seconday's note. Or maybe your fuel filter is old and clogged and it won't flow enough to support the secondary's, but that may be way off the wall. |
Does it do this while under no load, as in revving the engine?
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Originally Posted by JspecRX7' date='May 22 2003, 05:02 PM
why would the fuel cut off on a n/a?
mike |
yea, it does it when revving the engine too. At first it only happened when the car wasn't warmed up good, and then it turned into all the time, and i cant get rid of it. it very hard to explain what it does.
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could it be overloading with fuel? Because it's running very very rich?
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Originally Posted by JspecRX7' date='May 23 2003, 06:06 AM
could it be overloading with fuel? Because it's running very very rich?
mike |
there is some smoke its not like pouring out.. but there is smoke..
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what color smoke?
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just grey smoke.. because its running very rich.. and i had horrible gas mileage because of it.. could it be my distributer or one of my coils?
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