Acceleration problems
07-27-06, 12:57 AM
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Acceleration problems
ok so im doing this new rebuild on a stock N/A and ive tried just about damn everything.
so heres my problem
the car starts and idles perfectly, but everytime i try and rev it up more than idle speed it dies! i can fether the throtle up to get it there but when it comes back down it just straight up dies.
so heres what ive gone through.
fuel injectors are either new or cleaned so the spray is good
air flow meter replaced with known good
no vaccum leaks
fuel presure is perfect
compression is good
sparkplugs are new
i am getting spark
crank angle sensor is installed correctly
i did alot. thats what i can remember
any avice is apreciated
so heres my problem
the car starts and idles perfectly, but everytime i try and rev it up more than idle speed it dies! i can fether the throtle up to get it there but when it comes back down it just straight up dies.
so heres what ive gone through.
fuel injectors are either new or cleaned so the spray is good
air flow meter replaced with known good
no vaccum leaks
fuel presure is perfect
compression is good
sparkplugs are new
i am getting spark
crank angle sensor is installed correctly
i did alot. thats what i can remember
any avice is apreciated
07-27-06, 04:00 AM
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did you the throttle body mod by any chance, the mod where you remove the first set of secondary butterflies? a side effect of that mod is if the give it gas too quick, the motor could bog or stall.
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07-27-06, 07:32 PM
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Unplug the AFM. If it runs better, your AFM is the problem.
The AFM sends a signal to the ECU on how much air your motor is taking in. If it's unplugged, your car is basically running off a base map... sorta. It's not as efficient, but it'll run.
The AFM sends a signal to the ECU on how much air your motor is taking in. If it's unplugged, your car is basically running off a base map... sorta. It's not as efficient, but it'll run.
07-27-06, 07:40 PM
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no it doesnt even idle when its not on there. and if i manualy press the flap down it starts to bog down then dies so that tells me its working allright.
07-27-06, 08:11 PM
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How's your idle air adjustment screw on the top of the throttle body? Has that helped at all?
How about the variable resistor? The 13B likes to run rich at idle, to help keep the idle stable.
How about the variable resistor? The 13B likes to run rich at idle, to help keep the idle stable.
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