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Old 08-20-06, 10:27 PM
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not runining at idle

Hey i have a 82 car with a 85 motor. its starts fine and runs good above 2500 but as soon as i go to let it idle or run below that it stalls and quits on me. It also makes a sound like its mistimed but only at low rpms. just curious if anyone has some sugggestions as to wat mite cause this.
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is it a 12a or 13b?? i dont have much self experience on a 13b but if its a 12a check ALL ur vaccum lines and make sure their plugged in. and check ur idle adjustment too.
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Change the hose outlined in red. All your troublus will go away.
I wouldn't do it while the engine is hot though.
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you need to make sure you are free of vaccume leaks. start there. hten you may want to check the condition of your fuel filter, plugs, wires, cap, and rotor./ just make sure the basics are in line.
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Originally Posted by mazdaverx713b
hten you may want to check the condition of your fuel filter, plugs, wires, cap, and rotor./ just make sure the basics are in line.
Before any of that but after the vacuum leak check I'd check timing.
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Its a 12a. i have almost all the ignition new. i have cap rotor plugs i need wires and one coil i will check the vacuum lines. the engine was timed right before i found the catalytic converter prob and i fixed in and now this so i am leaning to vacuum but iu wanted to see wat you guys thought thnx for the advice guys i will see wat i can do.

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Change the hose outlined in red. All your troublus will go away.
I wouldn't do it while the engine is hot though.


did you mean replace it or move it to another spot?? i am still learning about the whole rotory engine.
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