m20b27 loss of enigne power....

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  • dougie30
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    have you changed the fuel filter? i know moisture loves to stay in there

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  • Xmedina
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    Bump

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  • Xmedina
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    Ok so i wentro put gas in it after reinstalled the tank and the gas keeps shooting back out the fill tube as if the vent for the tank it clogged, what line coming off the tank is the vent? And does it go thru the charcoal canister? Couls the canister be my problem?

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  • Xmedina
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    i droped the tank acid bath and sealed it, runs better but still not fixed

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  • GrimmSpeed
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    I'm guessing the issue hasn't come back? I'll pull my pump tonight and see if i find similar results.

    Mike

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  • Xmedina
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    Pulled the inline pump yesturday and rust colored sludge oozed out of the inlet side...i found my problem...

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  • SLEEPYDUB
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    Originally posted by jlevie
    A tank with a lot of rust sediment in it is going to cause fuel delivery problems. That sediment will collect on the inlet screen of the in-tank pump and choke off flow. The only fix is to remove the tank, acid clean it, and seal it or to replace the tank.
    That's pretty much EXACTLY what I said, but he doesn't seem to think its causing the issue.

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  • Xmedina
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    Maybe this will help more, when the car starts to loose power it
    Backfires thru the intake...what would cause that....

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  • jlevie
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    Originally posted by Xmedina
    He hasnt dropped the tank and cleaned it yet. It has sat for 8 years with old gas. There is sediment all inside the tank. The fuel filter is dirty every time he takes it off and cleans it.
    A tank with a lot of rust sediment in it is going to cause fuel delivery problems. That sediment will collect on the inlet screen of the in-tank pump and choke off flow. The only fix is to remove the tank, acid clean it, and seal it or to replace the tank.

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  • Xmedina
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    So should i run heet in it?

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  • MattAvino
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    Shit in your fuel. That may be your issue. (moisture might be in there)

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  • Xmedina
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    Originally posted by MattAvino
    my 87is ran similarly. I changed the injectors and everything ran perfect. The reason the old injectors were bad is because old fuel had run through them clogging them up. Do you have filthy fuel in the tank? Have you fully flushed the fuel system? Sediment in the tank?
    He hasnt dropped the tank and cleaned it yet. It has sat for 8 years with old gas. There is sediment all inside the tank. The fuel filter is dirty every time he takes it off and cleans it.

    He has used seafoam. Which breaks up larger particles into smaller particles allowing them to pass. But in a situation like this where build up is extreme, it probably hurt it more than it helped.

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  • MattAvino
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    my 87is ran similarly. I changed the injectors and everything ran perfect. The reason the old injectors were bad is because old fuel had run through them clogging them up. Do you have filthy fuel in the tank? Have you fully flushed the fuel system? Sediment in the tank?

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  • andrewm
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    It's not likely to lead to anything, but you've elimited a lot of the possibilities.



    I only throw it out there, because I've seen this once or twice.

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  • Xmedina
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    And if it was something with the motor internally it would run like poo all the time not give me 5-10min of great operation with the ability to floor it and chirp second with no problems, and then start to run like garbage

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