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Mezza2k11
20th November 2011, 21:35
I was out driving on the country roads today and all was well but then suddenly the car wouldn't rev propperly like it wouldn't accelerate then 5 mins later it was okay, but then it happened again and it just wouldn't pull away, it was like instead of pulling away something was holding it back
I also hit the limiter accidently and it did it again, wondering if it was just an overheating problem
Any help would be really appreciated and if i could stop this happening??
Thanks
chinkostu
20th November 2011, 22:17
Coilpack/ignition system is wet/shagged
Ben_SaxoForte
20th November 2011, 22:40
check the air filter / housing aswell if you have a standard one may be blocked with something
TupperZ
20th November 2011, 23:41
sounds to me like the engines reading too much air intake and cant give the fuel quick enough to get the right mixture...
Could be a problem with the airflow sensor
Mezza2k11
21st November 2011, 13:16
well i have a performance air filter, but it never happens driving normally, just on this occasion out driving fast with people, how would i know if its broke just looking at them parts?
and thanks
TupperZ
21st November 2011, 13:31
Airflow sensor is the plug that goes into the same section as the airfilter if i remember correct it is on the back side of the plastic housing..
Just give it a quick blast with cleaning air
skitts
21st November 2011, 13:36
Mine did this and it was the fuel pump on it's way out.
Mezza2k11
21st November 2011, 21:12
well i'll take it work and use the compressor pipe lol, are they a bitch to replace? the fuel pump i mean?
stevo67
21st November 2011, 21:30
What makes you think it`s an overheating problem has the temp gauge gone up into the red?I`d go with a possible coil pack breaking down.
Mezza2k11
24th November 2011, 00:14
i think the temp gauge is faulty, and just coz i hit the rev limiter and it did it thats all thats making me think that
gsavill90
24th November 2011, 00:36
I was gonna say maybe a clogged fuel filter.
Tbh it could be anything people have mentioned here...
But, if it's down on power when you give it some, but fine after a bit of a "rest" i'd guess it's due to fuel starvation.... so either a block in the pipes/filter, or a problem with the fuel pump/pressure regulator.
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