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blwfly 08-10-09 11:30 PM

afm question
 
so a forum member said my afm is to close to the tb how far away should i have it 20" maybe? would vibration cause a bad reading and cause the engine to run rough? aso it has hesitation when i try to give a little gas this is probaly from my settings being out of wak

i finally got the engine to idel by messing with the tps and varible resistor settings the resistor wa maxed out so i backed it off a little someone has messed with it before.
need to look in the manual for those settings

heres a vid
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCwMdPi7KLM
heres my thread
https://www.rx7club.com/old-school-other-rotary-63/going-old-skool-got-repu-653888/

thanks
chris

clokker 08-11-09 06:30 AM

I've seen other setups that were as close as yours and (reputedly) they worked fine.
The S4 series AFM seems to be very sensitive to being level and vibration free, so I'd look into that first.

blwfly 08-12-09 11:33 PM

ok thank you clokker i will try get it more stable with some braces or somthin .
so your saying with it being shakin it will cause the engine to run rough etc.

cheers
chris

RotaryRocket88 08-12-09 11:41 PM

The flapper door moves around fairly easily, so changes in orientation mean gravity affects it differently, and vibration can move it as well.


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