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Re: Shawn's Wierd Stuff..
On Wed, 13 Aug 1997 03:12:34 -0400 "Nigel Heron" <nigelh@connectmmic.net>
writes:
>hi Shawn, have you fixed this problem yet?
Im not saure. I got a fuel line problem im tackeling.
>anyways, i had a similar problem a little while back, my car would
>start pulling strong and then start
>misfiring at high rpms. but at full throttle it worked fine.
Well, on my car, full throttle is strong. Mid rpms are fine. Low rpms is
fine. Its throttle position what is the problem. Cracked throttle gives
what feels like a vacume leak misfire type feeling. Its only sometimes
and seemingly when its hot (air temp) is when I notice it. Maybe im a
little too oversensative with my car? I dunno.
>since the full throttle switch on the throttle body engages when you
>floor it, effectively telling the computer
>to ignore the o2 sensor and run it rich, making the car pull strong
>without the information from the o2 sensor....
>a new o2 sensor fixed the problem, the old sensor was so dead, it fell
>apart when i removed it. now pulls strong all the time, never misfires
>and gives better gas mileage.
>Nigel Heron
>86 Scirocco 8v.
Well, I dont have the switches. (I do, but theyre not hooked up to a
knock sensor yet. (STILL!! MIKE!!!) My Ox sensor is about 3-4 months old.
Im thinking that when I had the + connected to the fuel distributor that
it somehow made the car run funny. It wasnt until it fully fried out the
fuel lines was when i discovered the new problem. Im hoping that after
the new fuel lines and new fuel filter ive just put on, it will solve my
little delima. I just have to get another fuel line and I will be all set
to find out. (Fingers crossed!)
Thanks!
Shawn Meze
86' Jetta GLi
82' Scirocco GTi
The Fastest, Quickest, Cleanest and
best looking Scirocco in all of San Diego!
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