100mph leak...or something
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100mph leak...or something
ok let me get to the point..
-ran car to about 100
-then felt like a speed limiter kiked in
-lost all power...equivilent to a mo-ped
-loud exhaust, shaky engine
-pull over to parking lot, car stalls
-start it back up drive it home keeping the r's up
-Not a coolant promblem, no overheat, no smell, etc. (new motor)
Checked vac lines and downpipe. what else could there be? A leak big enough to stall the engine is unmistakable.
Thanks for any help,
KEN
93 base -full 3inch -power fc -intake
-ran car to about 100
-then felt like a speed limiter kiked in
-lost all power...equivilent to a mo-ped
-loud exhaust, shaky engine
-pull over to parking lot, car stalls
-start it back up drive it home keeping the r's up
-Not a coolant promblem, no overheat, no smell, etc. (new motor)
Checked vac lines and downpipe. what else could there be? A leak big enough to stall the engine is unmistakable.
Thanks for any help,
KEN
93 base -full 3inch -power fc -intake
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If you were WOT and overboosting, you may have experienced Fuel-Cut(?) Is the Engine still idling rough?? If so, check your IC Hoses/Clamps. Make sure they're on tight.
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Make the following inspections in this order.
1. Map sensor hose (both ends)
2. compression test (both housings)
3. balances (bank and credit card)
1. Map sensor hose (both ends)
2. compression test (both housings)
3. balances (bank and credit card)
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Originally Posted by jeff48
Make the following inspections in this order.
1. Map sensor hose (both ends)
2. compression test (both housings)
3. balances (bank and credit card)
1. Map sensor hose (both ends)
2. compression test (both housings)
3. balances (bank and credit card)
Note: If Inspection #3 is negative, continue to drive until #3 becomes positive
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Originally Posted by jeff48
Make the following inspections in this order.
1. Map sensor hose (both ends)
2. compression test (both housings)
3. balances (bank and credit card)
1. Map sensor hose (both ends)
2. compression test (both housings)
3. balances (bank and credit card)
that's great! i love it!!!!
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this sounds exactly like what happened to me. I have had my motor for about two years and was just easing in to 100 in 5th when it died on me. its been sitting at my house for 6 months. let me know what happens
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Originally Posted by RotaryResurrection
I honestly think some of you people would check the map sensor if your radio didnt work.
I have never, on any rx-7 I've worked on or owned, had a map sensor hose come off. Not saying it isnt possible, but it isn't the cure-all that many of you claim.
I have never, on any rx-7 I've worked on or owned, had a map sensor hose come off. Not saying it isnt possible, but it isn't the cure-all that many of you claim.
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Originally Posted by orangeglowFD
umm i dont think its my motr i got it put in last year....i was at wot 3rd
map sensor not off
map sensor not off
What are your mods?
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Happened to me too. Car runs, but like crap. No power on the low end and have to ply clutch gas games to get it rolling so it won't stall. All lines are good. Fuel cut was not the problem. Sensors all metered good. BLOWN MOTOR. If your exhaust sounds more like your driving a boat and your engine shakes like you have huge cams your engine is blown. On the possitive end of that....good time for some upgrades and if you are willing to put the hours in to it....it isn't that expensive. You may not have a lot of damage to your internals and it could be an "easy" fix.
Question...how many miles on the new engine before the problem?
Question...how many miles on the new engine before the problem?