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Failed too at the same rpm range
The car is smooth now at low rpm, so I'll keep this AFM on. But once I know it's not an AFM problem, does anybody have a far idea of what else could be causing those failures? The engine suddenly stops pulling and starts again, and 2 or 3 seconds later again. Something about plug wires, rotor... I don't know
Thanks a lot.
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My old 325e had a hesitation at that rpm caused by a dud O2 sensor, try dissconnecting the sensor to see if the problem goes away.Originally posted by r0l4nFailed too at the same rpm range
The car is smooth now at low rpm, so I'll keep this AFM on. But once I know it's not an AFM problem, does anybody have a far idea of what else could be causing those failures? The engine suddenly stops pulling and starts again, and 2 or 3 seconds later again. Something about plug wires, rotor... I don't know
Thanks a lot.
James
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Not that my recommendations are probably carring much weight with you right now, but i think this is going to be a hell of a search.
* Spark plugs: how do they look? White usually means lean? If they are fowled with oil they will look like that have been dipped in tar?
* Wires: when you flex them or squeeze them, do they make krinkle sounds, like they are brittle?
* Take the rotor off and see how the electrodes look.
* Inspect all of your vacuum and air hoses for cracks.
* I don't know if the fuel pump is a failure issue on the M20s, but it sounds like it could have something to do with that.
* leak down and compression test on the engine?
Unless someone around here has had exactly your issue you are going to have to do a lot of tearing apart and diagnosing to find the problem.Comment

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