Did my motor go boom?
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Did my motor go boom?
Hey guys,
i was driving home, on the last street before my house, gave it a little bit of gas and maybe hit 8 PSI or so.
Heard a pop and i lost all power. Motor instantly only rev'd to 3 grand. Made it home, but now when i start the car, it shakes violently, revs up to about 1500 rpm.. and then dies after about 10 seconds. Boost gauge goes up to about -2/3 psi when it is running.. which it def didn't do when starting up before.
is my motor gone?
i searched and some of the guys said it may be the MAP sensor, or a blown charge pipe... will i be lucky with that.. or am i looking at a rebuild now?
i miss the 7 already
i was driving home, on the last street before my house, gave it a little bit of gas and maybe hit 8 PSI or so.
Heard a pop and i lost all power. Motor instantly only rev'd to 3 grand. Made it home, but now when i start the car, it shakes violently, revs up to about 1500 rpm.. and then dies after about 10 seconds. Boost gauge goes up to about -2/3 psi when it is running.. which it def didn't do when starting up before.
is my motor gone?
i searched and some of the guys said it may be the MAP sensor, or a blown charge pipe... will i be lucky with that.. or am i looking at a rebuild now?
i miss the 7 already
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That definitely sounds like a bad engine. Get your compression checked and pull any codes to see if it might be a sensor. Check the vacuum line going to the map.
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it started today and was able to hole idle.. def didn't shake like a paint shaker.. but def wasn't normal
no black smoke... some unburnt fuel though.. but that could be from almost flooding when trying to start it last time.
the hose didn't come off on the map sensor side.. so it could be under the UIM. Ill have to take a look at it tomorrow after i get off work
you guys think it might be ok?
i am gonna try to get it to a shop asap to find out, just been to busy with work.
so i am kinda happy that it starts up and idles.. just rough and not like a paint shaker. when idling, it almost sounds like a hole in the exhaust.
no black smoke... some unburnt fuel though.. but that could be from almost flooding when trying to start it last time.
the hose didn't come off on the map sensor side.. so it could be under the UIM. Ill have to take a look at it tomorrow after i get off work
you guys think it might be ok?
i am gonna try to get it to a shop asap to find out, just been to busy with work.
so i am kinda happy that it starts up and idles.. just rough and not like a paint shaker. when idling, it almost sounds like a hole in the exhaust.
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anyone have the link to the guide on how to remove the UIM? ive been looking for hte last half hour.. and i must be retarded. I just dont' wanna remove anything the wrong way on this thing and break something else lol
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The map sensor line doesn't go "under" the UIM, it hooks into the side of it. No need to remove the UIM to check that.
IMO, get a compression test done before removing anything. If the compression test comes out ok, then you can start removing stuff to troubleshoot. Just use a piston engine compression tester which will at least give you an idea of the health of the engine.
IMO, get a compression test done before removing anything. If the compression test comes out ok, then you can start removing stuff to troubleshoot. Just use a piston engine compression tester which will at least give you an idea of the health of the engine.
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The map sensor line doesn't go "under" the UIM, it hooks into the side of it. No need to remove the UIM to check that.
IMO, get a compression test done before removing anything. If the compression test comes out ok, then you can start removing stuff to troubleshoot. Just use a piston engine compression tester which will at least give you an idea of the health of the engine.
IMO, get a compression test done before removing anything. If the compression test comes out ok, then you can start removing stuff to troubleshoot. Just use a piston engine compression tester which will at least give you an idea of the health of the engine.
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http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/3r...ion_check.html
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when i look at the map sensor, the vacuum hose that comes off the bottom goes to a check valve, and then the vacuum line connected to that goes undernieght the UIM. Where is that supposed to connect? Ill look when i get home at the shop manuals.
I will get a compression test done, its just hard to do when you work 9-5 each day.. and the shop that you deal with is 9-5 as well. Im gonna do my best to do it on the weekend.
I will get a compression test done, its just hard to do when you work 9-5 each day.. and the shop that you deal with is 9-5 as well. Im gonna do my best to do it on the weekend.