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Mikronized 10-22-2004 10:56 AM

HELP : More about my top speed problem
 
ok..so I'm still having odd top speed issues.. and so after pulling the EFI fuse yesterday it still has the same symptoms...

ECT : off
O/D : on
89 octain

even on flat roads I get up to 69-75 but I can't hold it.. the overdrive kicks in and lowers my RPMs to ~2800 and then I loose speed... I can gun it and the tranny kicks down and my RPMs go to about 4000, I gain speed again... but once I back off the gas a bit, the RPMs go back down and I loose speed. it seems like the speed it likes to be at without downshifting is ~64.. I don't have the egg smell so I don't think the cat is bad...

anybody have any ideas? please?

nfenwick 10-22-2004 12:52 PM

Have the rear brakes been changed or adjusted recently?

Mikronized 10-22-2004 01:33 PM


Originally Posted by nfenwick
Have the rear brakes been changed or adjusted recently?

nope, why?

Del 10-22-2004 02:03 PM

Shouldn't the ECT be "on" and the overdrive "off"?

Brett636 10-22-2004 02:16 PM

Do you have a mechanical fan? If so check your fan clutch, could be frozen.

Mikronized 10-22-2004 02:19 PM


Originally Posted by Brett636
Do you have a mechanical fan? If so check your fan clutch, could be frozen.

the shop guys just repacked the fan clutch like a 2 months ago so I hope it's not that.. :(

AgRunner06 10-22-2004 02:28 PM

Do a tune-up:

Plugs
Wires
Rotor
Cap
Fuel Filter
Air Filter
Redline S1 Fuel system cleaner
Check your timing - if it's too retarded (haha) you will definitely be losing power.

Do that stuff first then get back to us.

:bounce2:

Flamedx4 10-22-2004 02:36 PM

Sounds like the problem is that once you get to that speed your throttle position is at the 'kick-down' point - it thinks you want to go faster (you do!) and you don't have the "oomph" to do it without a lower gear. Same way a Vette with a six speed can attain it's top speed only in 5th, not in 6th - need the rpms for more power. On older vehicles I would think adjusting the kickdown rod is in order... Is your Throttle Position Sensor adjustable? Or do you just need a tune up as AgRunner suggests?


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