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silverFC 04-10-03 03:55 PM

experence input
 
car: 87 n/a
mods: intake,exhaust,jacobs pro pack,6 ports gone,all emissions gone,t.b. port and mod,pulleys,

drove it on the highway for about 20 min. get home and the throttle response is shitty > give iy full throttle and it bogs but kicks in< out the exhaust it is sounding ported but its not>tuh tuh tuh tuh tuh< it seems to run fine from 3500 rpm on. take off is kinda poppy in the exhaust but then gets fine and. The car seems not to exelerate as quick as it did in low rpm's I have dicked w/ it over and over again and no luck thanks 4 ur input

silverFC 04-10-03 05:42 PM

i think my engine is fu*#ed
does anybody have a good n/a in the dallas area
or close how would sell me one or i have lots to trade

Cosmo Donk 04-11-03 08:32 AM

Before you say everything is messed you need to do a compression check. You don't even need a tester to do a generic one. Pull the fuel and spark fuses, EGI and whatever else, and then pull the front plugs. Crank the engine and see if you hear nice pulses. Then do the same with the rear. This is a generic test but it will tell you if things are really messed up.

Also, when you say it runs fine after 3500, does that mean it has the same power as it use to? If so, then I highly doubt the engine is messed.

silverFC 04-13-03 01:40 PM

did a comp. check the front rotor is good 3 good jumps to 75 psi the rear rotor has one jump to 75 and two jump to 25psi so i am fucked but what is funny as hell the power is the same after 3500 rpm so could it just be stuck i hope

Cosmo Donk 04-14-03 09:21 AM

Yeah, I never say I am fooked until I am 100% sure:) I would do the ATF in the engine trick a few times, maybe even let it sit for a few hours and then rotate it. My friend had good luck pulling off the exhaust and scrubbing the seals with a brush.

Good luck!

Hmm... I wonder if the centripetal, centrifigal, whatever, force at the higher RPM's is pushing the seal out:)?

spunks 04-14-03 05:54 PM

Then again it could be his primary fuel injectors!

Cosmo Donk 04-15-03 08:34 AM


Originally posted by spunks
Then again it could be his primary fuel injectors!
That could be but his compression is bad so there must be something internal causing the low pressure.

spunks 04-15-03 09:20 AM

Yeah that could be, his engine is probably getting tired and it's time for a rebuild.Might as well as get it done and over with.He probably still has good rotors and housings so it would be worth rebuilding.

ERAUMAZDA 04-15-03 11:25 AM

sounds like its time for a rebuild.


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