Car diesaling a bit today... should I be worried?
09-30-04, 04:07 PM
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Car diesaling a bit today... should I be worried?
I went out and came back from a drive across town. The temp was around ~202*F. I rev'd it a bit before I shut it off like I usually do, and it caught and diesaled a bit around 800rpm before it died.... Is this something i should be worried about. Its pretty blatant that either the injectors were leaking or there was some residual gas or something...
09-30-04, 04:24 PM
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Turned to ACC, there shouldn't have been any power to the coils. I'll maybe my wiring mess finaly is starting to screw me or something.
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as long as the motor is spinning, the coils will fire, only diff is that the alternator is shut off, as well as the fuel pump.
its a common flooding prevention technique, turn the key off, then floor the car and let the fuel rail empty out.
how long were you able to "diesel" it?
its a common flooding prevention technique, turn the key off, then floor the car and let the fuel rail empty out.
how long were you able to "diesel" it?
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