22re throttle surge/pulsating
#1
22re throttle surge/pulsating
This just started today. Last night I replaced vacuum hoses 1 by 1 so they are all correct. I also replaced pcv valve and grommet. I didn't notice this last night. When I started it up today it started doing this. Idles perfectly fine. One does this when giving it throttle
UPDATE: only does this after warm. Does not do it when cold
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UPDATE: only does this after warm. Does not do it when cold
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Last edited by Shagool22; Apr 24, 2015 at 04:53 PM.
#6
Yes I tried old pcv and put all the old hoses back in yesterday. Problem still there. I think the problem is elsewhere just a coincidence it seems to have started after replacing hoses..
#7
Yeah, that stinks. I always think it's something I did. Might check the coil, see what the ohms are. Or fuel pump and filter. Heck, I might even pull the negative battery cable off for awhile.
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#8
Thanks will check those. And negative cable has been off all day. I've got tonight and all day tomorrow to figure it out...
I have a hard time following the quote "if it ain't broke don't fix it." Lol seems like every time I try to do a little preventative maintenance a problem occurs!!
I have a hard time following the quote "if it ain't broke don't fix it." Lol seems like every time I try to do a little preventative maintenance a problem occurs!!
#12
Smoke test the intake for vacuum leaks. I had some bumps in the idle and swore that I didn't have any vacuum leaks. Smoke test proved otherwise and the idle smoothed out. These motors act up on the slightest vacuum leak.
#13
Stanz my idle is great! No bumps or anything. I solved this issue a while back it ended up being that after I changed vacuum lines I crossed two up..
Now I'm dealing with a sticking throttle!! Can't figure it out
Now I'm dealing with a sticking throttle!! Can't figure it out
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