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![]() So I got a 89 240sx with a 96 ka24de swap. Everything was running fine untill recently when I noticed the engine rocking a bit more than usual. As a precaution I stopped driving it in hopes that some one would could come help me figure it out. But after several canceled plans and no idea whats wrong I started checking out some forums and started working on little things. After all ive done the problem continues. But I felt a little more comfortable to take it for a drive. Thats when I noticed the sputtering when I accelerate and that my car accelerates slowly like theres a limiter or something. I have no clue.
So far ive done: A throttle body cleaning Oil change (when i checked my oil i was running low which is mostly why i stopped driving) Put in a new O2 sensor My thoughts are: Bad Idle Air Control Valve Clogged Fuel Filter Broken Fuel Pump Bad ECU Bad or clogging Fuel Injectors Things ive checked: Motor Mounts which was my first thought are good. My Mass Air Flow is clean and not fried. Problems I had before this one: Exhaust leak Idle control (car would cut off when coming to a stop after running for a while)(low idle almost stalling) Takes a few times to get started after running for a while and resting a bit. (Always clicks doesn't always turns over though) I don't have any other ideas of what it could possibly be. Im not a pro at this but ive been doing some research and figured it wouldn't help unless I ask myself and explain my unique problem. I would just get all new parts if I had the money. I figure i'd try to get some direction before I go spending money. Thanks for taking a look and putting in some thought if you do. |
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