WOT problem
WOT problem
Ok, new to the fourms, but ive been having a problem out of my streetported 13B na in my 89 when you first start it up for the first 60 seconds or less you can press the pedal to the floor warmed up or not, and it will rev freely, then after that window you press the pedal all the way down and it just starts to stall down then revs back up to about 4500 rpm and stays there any ideas?
Will it rev/drive fine if you give it partial throttle? A TPS issues comes to mind, and I would also check for any trouble codes. You can find info on both in the 2nd gen FAQ sticky, engine section.
Yeah it revs and drives fine at about 1/8 to 1/4 throttle any more and I get the issue I know the o2 sensor is messed up the wire was cut when I got the car and I can't find where it goes on the harness
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ok after trying to have the car timed i had a dead coil replaced it with a good one no change, the problem seems to reset itself each time i turn the car off then back on, and ive not had the chance to check the injectors or thermostat sensor yet, i know its all plugged up.
Would it help if i got a video of what the cars doing and uploaded on youtube to show you guys?
Would it help if i got a video of what the cars doing and uploaded on youtube to show you guys?
Last edited by lnlreaper; Jun 15, 2011 at 11:07 PM.
The o2 wire is off the harness like totally gone and i cant find if dose anyone have a picture of where it should be located. The omp is deleted but plugged in so idk on that one; i also put a new tps on it a while back, and ill get the video as soon as i find my camera.
ok after doing so more tinkering around with it, im pretty sure its kicking itself into limp mode after running a short duration of time, its fine sitting and idling for longer periods of time but when you actually drive the car it happens faster. because i unplugged the omp wiring and its almost identical to the trouble im having works fine throughout the rpm band at partial throttle but stalls the same way at wot.
Code 9,25 and 41 are most likely the most problematic of your codes while the others are mostly associated with emissions equipment being removed thus the codes. None of the codes are related to the OMP and if your car stays at 4500rpm then it definitely isn't a result of the OMP as a faulty one would likely prevent this from occuring. The Water Thermosensor (code 9) needs to be addressed but you need to gain access to the ECU and take a voltage reading from the sensor wire as it inputs voltage into the ECU. So pull up a copy of the Fuel and Emissions section of the S5 FSM and it will guide you to what pin/wire you are to be looking for at the ECU.
so after looking a little bit at the sensor the plug is showing its age and in thinking about just running connectors to the pins and then wiring those to the factory wires instead of the plug because its coming loose as im driving.


