jerkiness at 2000-3000 rpm on a steady throttle - any ideas.
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jerkiness at 2000-3000 rpm on a steady throttle - any ideas.
Cars being doing this for a while now - whilst holding a steady throttle at say 2000-2500rpm the car seems to be hesitating and tends to be a bit jerky - also say in 4th with my foot to the floor it accelerate like buggery then it will stop for a split second - but it literally is like hitting a brick wall.
the other is a very intermittent idle - as if its gonna cut out (it doesn't)
I'm thinking my lambda sensor, or could be my MAF sensor (although this was replaced around 18 months ago)
Car is a MY99 classic - full decat, sti panel filter, resonator box removed, sti uprated fuel pump and a Andy Forrest remap.
Any help greatly appreciated
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the other is a very intermittent idle - as if its gonna cut out (it doesn't)
I'm thinking my lambda sensor, or could be my MAF sensor (although this was replaced around 18 months ago)
Car is a MY99 classic - full decat, sti panel filter, resonator box removed, sti uprated fuel pump and a Andy Forrest remap.
Any help greatly appreciated
Cheers
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Originally Posted by New_scooby_04
Lambda sensor would be my guess mate.
Was your resonator box removed when you had it remapped?
Ns04
Was your resonator box removed when you had it remapped?
Ns04
Yes did all the mods before the remap.
going on a run tonight - will i be ok??
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Sounds like the Lambda mine did this on my MY99 UK Turbo.
Replaced it with a universal one from here :
http://www.gendandirect.co.uk/product_O23WIRE.html
Its fine now.
Worth a try for £30.
Or
£43.45 for the better Bosch LS 02
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BOSCH-UNIVERSA...QQcmdZViewItem
Craig
Replaced it with a universal one from here :
http://www.gendandirect.co.uk/product_O23WIRE.html
Its fine now.
Worth a try for £30.
Or
£43.45 for the better Bosch LS 02
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BOSCH-UNIVERSA...QQcmdZViewItem
Craig
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Originally Posted by Heple
cheers for that
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So this will fit a MY99 Classic will it???
cheers for that
cheers for that
I bought an AFR guage after i changed mine, it helps spot Engine/Lambda issues, definatly worth the pennies. (its already dianosed a weak fuel pump on mine)
Hope this works otherwise your prob gonna be down the dreaded MAF route.
Craig
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So this will fit a MY99 Classic will it???
cheers for that
cheers for that
This is a universal lambda, you will need to wire it in yourself as it will not come with a plug.
It only requires cutting the 3 lambda wires and connecting the new lambda wires maching the colours. (i used bullet connectors as soldering doesn't work well becuase of the high temp wire).
Craig
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