HELP!!! Car idles, then dies
HELP!!! Car idles, then dies
Just bought 87 turbo, put new plugs, wires, checked timing and other basics
car will start, goes up to 1000 rpm +- then dies within a second or two, trailing plugs are usually soaked in fuel when i pull them. and it spit out some kind of black oil/gas from the right side one time???
i just bought it, has good compression 150k miles no history on it, been sitting for a while.. thanks for your help
car will start, goes up to 1000 rpm +- then dies within a second or two, trailing plugs are usually soaked in fuel when i pull them. and it spit out some kind of black oil/gas from the right side one time???
i just bought it, has good compression 150k miles no history on it, been sitting for a while.. thanks for your help
First of all, welcome to the Board.
Fuel saturated Plugs you say? The obvious Is flooding or leaky Fuel Injectors Is taking place. I'd take out the FI's and replace the Upper/Lower Grommets and O-Rings first. While they are out, get them machine cleaned. You may want to Install a Fuel Cut Switch. Flooding Is notorious with our cars. Do a search under this title. It will yield you a ton of Info on It's purpose and Installation.
Fuel saturated Plugs you say? The obvious Is flooding or leaky Fuel Injectors Is taking place. I'd take out the FI's and replace the Upper/Lower Grommets and O-Rings first. While they are out, get them machine cleaned. You may want to Install a Fuel Cut Switch. Flooding Is notorious with our cars. Do a search under this title. It will yield you a ton of Info on It's purpose and Installation.
any chance you could explain TPS??
i guess MAS is mass air sensor? thanks for the help
i was wanting a couple things to try when i go back to work on it in the morning, i only gave $400 so i think it'll be allright anyway it goes
i guess MAS is mass air sensor? thanks for the help
i was wanting a couple things to try when i go back to work on it in the morning, i only gave $400 so i think it'll be allright anyway it goes
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TPS is your Throttle Position Sensor. It would be in your best interest to pick up a Hayne's manual for your car, as it goes through all how-to's in great detail. The manuals are inexpensive, and you will more than likely need it more than a few times, especially if you intend to modify the car in any way. I know I've had to use it quite a few times myself!
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