Just completed a road trip to cali and back from washington, well long story short car performs fine doing 80 on the freeway but sort of stuttering and bogging when under load going from 0 to 60. I've heard cps and fuel can be at fault, opinions and questions
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My stuttering issues that the car had when I bought it, were fixed by replacing the cap, rotor and plug wires. Checking the plugs and plug gap would be important to do as well, too large of a plug gap will require more energy from the coil to jump the gap and spark and it may not have this energy at lower rpm.
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Originally posted by Sagaris View PostMy stuttering issues that the car had when I bought it, were fixed by replacing the cap, rotor and plug wires. Checking the plugs and plug gap would be important to do as well, too large of a plug gap will require more energy from the coil to jump the gap and spark and it may not have this energy at lower rpm.
Originally posted by ZekeTheSneak View PostIt has new oem plug cap rotorOriginally posted by DozyproductionsYou know why you're drinking that Pabst? No its probably not because it was the first beer you grabbed. It's because you're a winner.
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How old are the ignition wires & plugs? If either have significant age on them, replace them. I'd highly recommend finding a shop that can run a smoke test (diagnostic for intake leaks). I'd also recommend that you run the suite of fuel system tests in the Bentley. And if the O2 sensor has 100k on it, replace it. Other faults can cause this, but those are the things to start with.The car makes it possible, but the driver makes it happen.
Jim Levie, Huntsville, AL
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For being 18 years old I have done a motor swap on a beamer, full suspension and custom coilovers on a datsun 510, repainted a mk3 vr6 myself body work included, full coils and urethane on a mk2 gti and done numerous stereo installs all being flawless yet never once have I checked spark plug gap. Lesson learned. Number 1 was way too big, 2-5 were perfect and 6 was too close. Lesson learned
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