Anyone any clues to this ??
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From: 2005 sso, 1/4 finals,3rd in 60ft; 2004 sso,semi finals,2nd in 60ft time; 2003 standard car 2nd 60ft
Not 100% shore m8 i will try and find out 4 u
may be it wants to b a turbo and u got a bit of lag lol
WILL LET U KNOW TOMORROW M8
if this helps m8
it could be a possible air leak some where
[Edited by scooby-si - 9/7/2002 12:16:11 AM]
may be it wants to b a turbo and u got a bit of lag lol
WILL LET U KNOW TOMORROW M8
if this helps m8
it could be a possible air leak some where
[Edited by scooby-si - 9/7/2002 12:16:11 AM]
#2
Have a 2.0 Ltr Sport. 1997.
When accelerating and changing up through the gears;
the response to accelerator from 2k rpm to 2.5k rpm is almost
non-existant. I hit the 2.5k and off we go, if revs fall below 2.5k
in next gear, same thing.
Makes not much difference when warmed up.
If i change gears with revs above the 2.5k threshold, no probs.
????????????????????
No misfiring, engine sounds good otherwise; just doesnt feed the power in.
Idle is good, no erratic rpm's, makes no difference wet or dry.
Fuel pump ??
Injectors ??
ECU ??
When accelerating and changing up through the gears;
the response to accelerator from 2k rpm to 2.5k rpm is almost
non-existant. I hit the 2.5k and off we go, if revs fall below 2.5k
in next gear, same thing.
Makes not much difference when warmed up.
If i change gears with revs above the 2.5k threshold, no probs.
????????????????????
No misfiring, engine sounds good otherwise; just doesnt feed the power in.
Idle is good, no erratic rpm's, makes no difference wet or dry.
Fuel pump ??
Injectors ??
ECU ??
#6
I think no-one has a clue 'cos it's not a turbo
Something wrong with a NA car? Can't be... there must be a turbo in there somewhere
For those of us with a turbo (ordinary TD04 sort ), 2-2.5k would be the beginnings of spool-up - and that's the problem. A bad response in this case would most likely be from running lean... but the rules for NA cars are rather different! Seeming there's no turbo to be spooling up, umm, no idea - sorry
Something wrong with a NA car? Can't be... there must be a turbo in there somewhere
For those of us with a turbo (ordinary TD04 sort ), 2-2.5k would be the beginnings of spool-up - and that's the problem. A bad response in this case would most likely be from running lean... but the rules for NA cars are rather different! Seeming there's no turbo to be spooling up, umm, no idea - sorry
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