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I have a 87 N/A FC and everytime I give it more than 1/4 throttle it causes the engine to loose power and cut out around 3800RPM, then when you let off it makes a loud backfire. This problem seriously impairs the car and almost prohibits it from being daily driven. We have replaced the air filter, mass airflow sensor, spark plugs, wires, and the leading and trailing coils. If any rotary experts out there have any suggestions, anything would help, thanx.
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So at 3800 it will cut out, or if you give it throttle over 1/4 before 3800 it will cut out? Secondaries are stagging at around 3800, so there could be something wrong there. -
Originally posted by SpeedMachine
I thought 4K is when the secondaries come online, whether or not thats the case, the fact that its at a quarter throottle means it probably something else. I would have to say its your TPS, and then a possible dashpot with engine decleration. Last thing I can think of is a bad ECU.
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sounds like secondary stumble, check your grounds sucka!-Don't forget the struggle. Don't forget the streets-
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No, they stage at 3800 rpm. I highly doubt anything with the dashpot, since I have never seen one go bad. Maybe out of adjustment, but the odds of that and the TPS at the same time are slim to non unless someone has dicked with the settings.Originally posted by eyecandy
S4 TPS's are only 1/4 throttle units anyway, so over 1/4 throttle, the engine is getting no further signal changes from the TPS until it goes lower than 1/4. That is why I asked him if it was at 3800 it will cut out, or if you give it throttle over 1/4 before 3800 it will cut out.
Either way, I doubt he cares since I asked that 3 days ago and he never replied.
Grounds could be a role as well. Good re-grounding, cleaning the injectors and throwing the stock ECU in the trash will usually cure stuff like this
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