- Tue Apr 29, 2008 5:02 am
#53015
I have posted this elsewhere to no avail. i have this oddball, intermittent, pain in the ass bogging issue I would like to take care of. I thought someone here might have an idea. Here goes...
Car starts, fine, idles fine. Sometimes (about 1/3 of the time) when the engine gets up to normal temperature, the engine really wants to be at 1500 rpm. it idles at 1500 rpm (a little high). if you press the gas slightly, the engine will kind of surge, rpms going up, but then back down quickly, trying to stay at 1500rpm. if you give it more gas (push beyond 3500 rpm) it runs just fine. while its misbehaving and ur cruising around town, fully letting off the gas will cause it to bog hardcore. my engine loses lots of speed, and fast. again, likely after the ubiquitous 1500 rpm. now here is the clincher, if i turn off the ignition and turn it back on again (dont even have to slow down, just step on the clutch and click-click) the problem goes away completely until the next time the car is cold started, and even then its a maybe.
I assume its a sensor issue somewhere, and it must have something to do with the coolant temperature. but not sure what would cause it.
This all started when i had an SIRII b16 swapped into my del sol. I'll mention now that I get really bad gas mileage too. I have lived with it up till now, but i think its time to get it straightened out.
Sparky
Car starts, fine, idles fine. Sometimes (about 1/3 of the time) when the engine gets up to normal temperature, the engine really wants to be at 1500 rpm. it idles at 1500 rpm (a little high). if you press the gas slightly, the engine will kind of surge, rpms going up, but then back down quickly, trying to stay at 1500rpm. if you give it more gas (push beyond 3500 rpm) it runs just fine. while its misbehaving and ur cruising around town, fully letting off the gas will cause it to bog hardcore. my engine loses lots of speed, and fast. again, likely after the ubiquitous 1500 rpm. now here is the clincher, if i turn off the ignition and turn it back on again (dont even have to slow down, just step on the clutch and click-click) the problem goes away completely until the next time the car is cold started, and even then its a maybe.
I assume its a sensor issue somewhere, and it must have something to do with the coolant temperature. but not sure what would cause it.
This all started when i had an SIRII b16 swapped into my del sol. I'll mention now that I get really bad gas mileage too. I have lived with it up till now, but i think its time to get it straightened out.
Sparky