2000 rpm bucking
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2000 rpm bucking
this doesnt really bother me bc my car rarely sees low rpms, but i was just wondering why my car bucks when i go below 2000 rpms? i cant really describe the bucking its just odd.
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Takahashi Ryosuke
check it out maf... me have same trouble, only disconnect and cover well ............
to separate from heat of the hose of the radiator, Cover with ALUMINIUM PAPER....
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to separate from heat of the hose of the radiator, Cover with ALUMINIUM PAPER....
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John Deere offered a rotary engine in farm tractors back in the 60's or 70's I believe. It was an option for a grand total of a year or two, because they simply did not have the torque to take a hit and keep themselves running.
The 13B is no different, these are not torque monster cars.
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I have that problem at exactly 2200 rpms, and it's only noticeable in first and second gear. My TPS has a giant dead zone on it so that's obviously the cause of it for me atleast. There's a really simple schematic in the faq section for building a calibration circuit for the tps using two leds and like a resistor.
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