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- poeticjustice88
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dizzy
yeah man, not nearly as often though, pops and farts a tenth of the amount it used to, and has only cut out on my once since putting in the new coil. i am going to mess around today and try the new coil with your dizzy and see if there is any change
- dexi_styles
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How olds the dual filter?
The splatters I think is fuel
The splatters I think is fuel
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- poeticjustice88
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filter
dual filter ?
the bosch external is only about 2 months old, the metal fuel filter in the engine bay is about the 2 1/2
the bosch external is only about 2 months old, the metal fuel filter in the engine bay is about the 2 1/2
- poeticjustice88
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removed my external bosch 070 and surge tank this afternoon, hoping that may be my problem. but no, no its never that easy is it. at least i dont have the drone of the fuel pump in the back of my head when i drive now.
spent hours with damo tonight trying to figure this shit out. still no luck.
the computer was set to 5 cylinder config and when we found it, we started hoping and praying that would be the answer to my issues. but no, once again that would have been too easy.
i did drive beautifully about 5 mins down the road after we changed it, then it started pissing and farting again.
i dont know how to best describe what it is doing, but i will try again in case it helps to identify the problem.
there are two things its doing. one of them is not letting me rev past around 2000 rpm when i put my foot on the accelerator. it revs nice up until 2000 and then it feels like someone has turned the key off, it just cuts out until i lift my foot and it idles perfectly fine again. sometimes it coughs around the 400-500 rpm mark if i hold my foot down for too long. i can get it to rev past 2000 if i slowly put my foot down, it has a little trouble but it keeps climbing as long as i keep the foot light on the pedal.
the second is very similiar. try to go past 2000 thereabouts but instead of cutting out, it backfires really fast. not with a "bang" but like a quick succession of backfires, as if its getting all the fuel it need but not the spark. when it does this, if i keep my foot down on the gas it usually pushes through it and comes good so i can keep driving.
both of these scenarios only happen when i get back on the accelerator. so at a set of lights, or after a gear change. i cant seem to recall if they have ever happened when i was on the gas, like going up a hill. so i figure that might be relevant to this.
i am desperate for help with this, as i am unable to drive it. If i dont get it resolved VERY soon, i am going to have to part with it, as it is affecting my work. so please, anyone that may have an idea, please come forward, i want to keep the beast
Michael
spent hours with damo tonight trying to figure this shit out. still no luck.
the computer was set to 5 cylinder config and when we found it, we started hoping and praying that would be the answer to my issues. but no, once again that would have been too easy.
i did drive beautifully about 5 mins down the road after we changed it, then it started pissing and farting again.
i dont know how to best describe what it is doing, but i will try again in case it helps to identify the problem.
there are two things its doing. one of them is not letting me rev past around 2000 rpm when i put my foot on the accelerator. it revs nice up until 2000 and then it feels like someone has turned the key off, it just cuts out until i lift my foot and it idles perfectly fine again. sometimes it coughs around the 400-500 rpm mark if i hold my foot down for too long. i can get it to rev past 2000 if i slowly put my foot down, it has a little trouble but it keeps climbing as long as i keep the foot light on the pedal.
the second is very similiar. try to go past 2000 thereabouts but instead of cutting out, it backfires really fast. not with a "bang" but like a quick succession of backfires, as if its getting all the fuel it need but not the spark. when it does this, if i keep my foot down on the gas it usually pushes through it and comes good so i can keep driving.
both of these scenarios only happen when i get back on the accelerator. so at a set of lights, or after a gear change. i cant seem to recall if they have ever happened when i was on the gas, like going up a hill. so i figure that might be relevant to this.
i am desperate for help with this, as i am unable to drive it. If i dont get it resolved VERY soon, i am going to have to part with it, as it is affecting my work. so please, anyone that may have an idea, please come forward, i want to keep the beast
Michael
- poeticjustice88
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ideas
any chance anyones got more ideas ? i got all day tomorrow to work on it, so i am going to try damn near everything i can.
- dexi_styles
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There fixeddexi_styles wrote:How olds the fuel filter?
The splatters I think is fuel
http://forum.n12turbo.com/viewtopic.php?t=446 Benny's Old Dog....
Bringing New life to the Young Dog...
http://forum.n12turbo.com/viewtopic.php?t=348
Bringing New life to the Young Dog...
http://forum.n12turbo.com/viewtopic.php?t=348
- poeticjustice88
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- dexi_styles
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Prob Just stick to 8mm its all I gotpoeticjustice88 wrote:yeah its pretty much brand new. found another split in one of my ignition leads. not confident that its the problem, but never know. are there any preferences for leads ? 6mm, 8mm, 10mm, wank factor, or doesnt matter ?
Dex
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Bringing New life to the Young Dog...
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Mate if you've removed the external pump, then you must have had your fuel lines to the fuel pressure reg off at some stage. Are you sure they have been put back on correctly, easy mistake to make and I'm absolutely sure this was the problem when mine did exactly the same thing. It's only the 2 lines, one to the top and one to the side but this is exactly what mine was doing and that is what the problem was.
- poeticjustice88
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Hey Michael, not sure if you got my PM on Sunday morning.
I'd be replacing the spark leads (which it sounds like you are doing), get some lead dividers to keep the leads from physically touching (don't have the bastards taped together), isolate the fuel pump so you can run the Microtech test (firing plugs and injectors @ 1800rpm, set the cylinder # to zero), watch for the light show.
Failing that, swap over to Dexi's distributor, pull back your loom to single wires and re-tape it all.
If that still turns up not helping, may need to do the same trick to your chopper wheel 'we' did to Glen's.
Glenn, do you remember wether we enlarged the leading or trailing edge of the home trigger?
Damo
I'd be replacing the spark leads (which it sounds like you are doing), get some lead dividers to keep the leads from physically touching (don't have the bastards taped together), isolate the fuel pump so you can run the Microtech test (firing plugs and injectors @ 1800rpm, set the cylinder # to zero), watch for the light show.
Failing that, swap over to Dexi's distributor, pull back your loom to single wires and re-tape it all.
If that still turns up not helping, may need to do the same trick to your chopper wheel 'we' did to Glen's.
Glenn, do you remember wether we enlarged the leading or trailing edge of the home trigger?
Damo
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- poeticjustice88
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just did my leads and it drove awesome for hours, but now it is farting again, but i am nearly certain it is fuel. if im on the gas it drives great, if i am cruising and go to put my foot down, it spits and burgles then comes to life with in a couple of secs. same with at lights, im not on the gas, just idling. put my foot down to go and it farts and carries on then comes to life.
i found that if i am on the highway and it starts farting when i tap the gas, if i drop it back to fourth and just give it enough to increase cruise speed it comes back to life. so i am really starting to think it may be fuel pressure, or FPR
i found that if i am on the highway and it starts farting when i tap the gas, if i drop it back to fourth and just give it enough to increase cruise speed it comes back to life. so i am really starting to think it may be fuel pressure, or FPR
- poeticjustice88
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had a very similar prob with my rb, the fpr was actually loose where it is pressed together. i could spin the top half while holding the bottom! yeah now i think of it exact same issues you're describing.poeticjustice88 wrote:just did my leads and it drove awesome for hours, but now it is farting again, but i am nearly certain it is fuel. if im on the gas it drives great, if i am cruising and go to put my foot down, it spits and burgles then comes to life with in a couple of secs. same with at lights, im not on the gas, just idling. put my foot down to go and it farts and carries on then comes to life.
i found that if i am on the highway and it starts farting when i tap the gas, if i drop it back to fourth and just give it enough to increase cruise speed it comes back to life. so i am really starting to think it may be fuel pressure, or FPR
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