Engine Rev Hesitation
#1
My 13bt has good compression both rotors and revs slowly.. It seems to have some flooding also. It revs very very slowly and then gets better paced higher up in rpm. Could this be injectors? vacuum? SPark?? just wanted to know if anyone has any ideas, my friends gonna check it out this weekend, just wanted to know for my self wut to look out for. BTW it does idle fine so wondering wuts up and no smoke at all..
#6
Yea its a turbo II> i dunno wut the hell its doing, not missfiring just sounds like dead rotor but isnt. No cat. Timing shift? where can i control? And no diesel. And for timing shift, is it next to the crank angle sensor? Thx for all the responses everyone..
#7
Hmm, I'm still stumped. Can't tell over the net...you need a pro. Forget timing shift, unless you messed with it. A leaking injector might do it, maybe.
My Talon had your symptoms when it blew the intercooler hose off. Other than that, sorry, just check the FAQ's and always test before replacing. Good luck!
My Talon had your symptoms when it blew the intercooler hose off. Other than that, sorry, just check the FAQ's and always test before replacing. Good luck!
#8
Thank you
The CAS looks way retarded and wasnt tightened down so i guess i have to have the timing done on it. Also it does really seem like it could be leaking injectors. Thank you very much for your help
The CAS looks way retarded and wasnt tightened down so i guess i have to have the timing done on it. Also it does really seem like it could be leaking injectors. Thank you very much for your help
#9
Originally Posted by Kuhrazy7' date='Apr 16 2003, 06:34 PM
Thank you
The CAS looks way retarded and wasnt tightened down so i guess i have to have the timing done on it. Also it does really seem like it could be leaking injectors. Thank you very much for your help
The CAS looks way retarded and wasnt tightened down so i guess i have to have the timing done on it. Also it does really seem like it could be leaking injectors. Thank you very much for your help
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