Backfiring??
04-29-07, 08:31 PM
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Backfiring??
Alright guys my car has started backfiring... The odd thing it wasn't doing it when it was a lil cooler but now things are startin to warm up a lil in the oklahoma! Also my cars IAT sensor is not hooked up one electrode is missin. Could this be the reason??? The car not knowing how hot/cold the air is going into the engine.
04-29-07, 09:44 PM
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Maybe you're driving it harder now?
I've noticed my engine runs hotter, which increases backfiring, now that the outside temperature is a good 30 degrees warmer than when I first bought and started driving the car.
This is coming from a guy who is driving an n/a with a new engine and almost new exhaust, but no catalytic converters.
Really, though, are you WORRIED about the backfiring? I wouldn't be.
Do you have catalytic converters? If you don't you're absolutely going to backfire.
I've noticed my engine runs hotter, which increases backfiring, now that the outside temperature is a good 30 degrees warmer than when I first bought and started driving the car.
This is coming from a guy who is driving an n/a with a new engine and almost new exhaust, but no catalytic converters.
Really, though, are you WORRIED about the backfiring? I wouldn't be.
Do you have catalytic converters? If you don't you're absolutely going to backfire.
04-30-07, 09:08 PM
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mine backfires a lot too. but im pretty sure there isnt a piece of intact exhaust piping underneath it what with my drive shaft blowing up and both mufflers falling off (lmao)
only backfires when i rev to 5-7K rpm and back off quick tho. which is leet if i could get it to fireball
only backfires when i rev to 5-7K rpm and back off quick tho. which is leet if i could get it to fireball
05-02-07, 03:10 AM
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Smells like 2 stroke.
lol... I backfire all the time when I drive really hard. I was driving really hard not too long ago and the rust on my mufflers finally blew out! I have since installed straight pipes.
As for backfiring now... Who gives a flying piston? It did it before anyway.. just quieter. (and sounded more like a tick -tick -tick coming from the manifold, now its bang -bang -bang.
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As for backfiring now... Who gives a flying piston? It did it before anyway.. just quieter. (and sounded more like a tick -tick -tick coming from the manifold, now its bang -bang -bang.
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05-02-07, 11:19 PM
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popping a flame in nothing out of the ordinary.. and running rich is good i wouldnt worry. But if you are not more than lightly modded you dont wanna run too rich. Also, if its making an actual popping noise on deceleration even in lower rpm's, it is probably a vacuum leak. You might also experience a small power loss or at least that's what it feels like to me when i get a vacuum leak. Definitely might feel less responsive too.
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Originally Posted by DaBrkddy
lol... I backfire all the time when I drive really hard. I was driving really hard not too long ago and the rust on my mufflers finally blew out! I have since installed straight pipes.
As for backfiring now... Who gives a flying piston? It did it before anyway.. just quieter. (and sounded more like a tick -tick -tick coming from the manifold, now its bang -bang -bang. )
As for backfiring now... Who gives a flying piston? It did it before anyway.. just quieter. (and sounded more like a tick -tick -tick coming from the manifold, now its bang -bang -bang.
)im really hesitant about replacing the entire exhaust system though... its huge, expensive, and if i have to have it shipped the shipping is crazy. and ive seen some people locally with reaaaaally lame sounding mufflers and i cant like test them out before i buy them :/
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