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TII - Buck when warm

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Old Jun 19, 2011 | 11:45 PM
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TII - Buck when warm

I have been getting my TII back on the road (stock motor, rtek1.7, emissions removed) and I have a bucking issue. The car runs fine and accelerates great when not extremely warm, but after 10mins or so on a curvy road it starts to miss/buck under load.

~7psi , under normal accel the wideband reads ~11.5 and when the buck comes is jumps to ~13. Timing was just setup to stock, nothing crazy.


The one problem I do know about is the O2 for the computer is not plugged in - but is the car using this under load? IE:closed loop?

Any help here?
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Old Jun 20, 2011 | 12:34 AM
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The 02 sensor is not used under most conditions. At full throttle, you're in open loop. Because it seems to be temperature related, I would start with checking the water temp sensor. Pull trouble codes, and test the sensor at the ECU/check the connector.
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Old Jun 20, 2011 | 12:48 AM
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I will check it, what output to the ECU from the water temp sensor would affect timing or fuel other than coming off of cold start?

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Engine temp/water temp is used to calculate fuel delivery. Check the output per the FSM fuel and emissions section.
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