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1989 90Q sluggish performance
I've been trying to fix this problem for over a year now... When I try and
accellerate it feels like something is holding my car back and will stutter/surge (the brakes have been checked/replaced). The problem seems to get better after warmed up a bit. Here is all I've done to try and fix it: replaced all fluids replaced fuel filter and pump new plugs/wires new distributor rotor/cap new ignition coil new timing and other belts new O2 sensor new catalytic convertor and muffler Anyone have any suggestions on where else I should look to fix the problem? |
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1989 90Q sluggish performance
Toby wrote: > I've been trying to fix this problem for over a year now... When I try and > accellerate it feels like something is holding my car back and will > stutter/surge (the brakes have been checked/replaced). The problem seems to > get better after warmed up a bit. Here is all I've done to try and fix it: > replaced all fluids > replaced fuel filter and pump > new plugs/wires > new distributor rotor/cap > new ignition coil > new timing and other belts > new O2 sensor > new catalytic convertor and muffler > Anyone have any suggestions on where else I should look to fix the problem? > > Well, it sounds like you have replaced all the parts that didn't cause the problem. :-) Is this a N/A I5? The first thing I would look for is a vacuum leak, probably in the intake boot but could be anywhere in the vacuum system or multiple places. Check for a leak in the decel valve. This is located in the passenger fender behind the fuel distributor in the44s. Try a can of Teckron injector cleaner. Do you have a problem with poor starting? Let us know what you find. |
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1989 90Q sluggish performance
yeah, it's a N/A I5 and I forgot to say that I also replaced the intake boot
to . I'll try and track all the vacuum lines and see if there is maybe a crack in one of 'em and I'll look for that decel valve also. Thanks! I hope this works. Toby "Tony" > wrote in message ... > > > Toby wrote: >> I've been trying to fix this problem for over a year now... When I try >> and accellerate it feels like something is holding my car back and will >> stutter/surge (the brakes have been checked/replaced). The problem seems >> to get better after warmed up a bit. Here is all I've done to try and >> fix it: >> replaced all fluids >> replaced fuel filter and pump >> new plugs/wires >> new distributor rotor/cap >> new ignition coil >> new timing and other belts >> new O2 sensor >> new catalytic convertor and muffler >> Anyone have any suggestions on where else I should look to fix the >> problem? > Well, it sounds like you have replaced all the parts that didn't cause the > problem. :-) > Is this a N/A I5? > The first thing I would look for is a vacuum leak, probably in the intake > boot but could be anywhere in the vacuum system or multiple places. > Check for a leak in the decel valve. This is located in the passenger > fender behind the fuel distributor in the44s. > Try a can of Teckron injector cleaner. Do you have a problem with poor > starting? > Let us know what you find. |
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