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Old 09-09-2008, 05:18 PM   #1
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Default Removed emissions, car runs bad at low rpms.

trying to figure out where something went wrong. I also removed the thermowax, so i expected some cold resistance towards idling but this is also just plaining running bad at low rpms.

Did most of the emission removal (left the spider rack since i didnt have fuel line) but now the car seems to run real choppy up til 2000 rpms.....

I am running the FPR off the bottom vac nipple on the back of the UIM. That showed vacuum on the boost gauge, where as the top two didnt. So i am sure the FPR is seeing signal.

Other than that, the pressure sensor is seeing signal as well.

I can find no obvious vacuum leaks, but i wont rule any out, i just double checked the hell out of everything and i can't find it.

TPS and coolant sensor are plugged in.

any ideas?






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Old 09-09-2008, 06:24 PM   #2
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did you check to make sure your TPS is within specs? Take a break and go over everything once you're calm.
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Old 09-09-2008, 09:20 PM   #3
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so curve ball here.

figure out a few things, but the end issue is that throttle is now getting stuck at high rpms. I pull the TB out and sure as hell the butter flys are getting stuck. I removed the secondary butterflys and related.

Interesting fact here. I HAVE SIDE TO SIDE PLAY IN THE RODS AND BUTTERFLYS. Almost 1 to 1.5mm. I think this might be problem....

I can still feel it binding in the primary. I used about 10 dollars worth of throttle body cleaner, felt better. Seemed to actually work, but i stalled it. fired it up touched the throttle...bam....5000 rpms...and staying.

So i think i need a new throttle body.
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