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Old 07-10-2012, 09:21 PM   #1
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car bogging down low/stalling when hot need help

I just picked up a 89 nissan 240sx that ran good when I bought it but seemed to have a slight bog only when the car was hot/or after i drove moderately hard. After a couple of days the bog got worse so now i had to give the car about 1/20th throttle from a stop just to keep the car from bogging but after the car is moving it is fine. I was like ok let me change some stuff and after all the changes i list now(, spark plugs, wires, cap, rotor, fuel filter, fuel pump,) nothing has gotten better

So my next ideas were 02 sensor/ignition coil/maf sensor.

Any help is welcome I just cannot seem to figure out the issue. But like I said when the car is cold it runs good but when its hot it acts like doo doo butter and even idles bad.
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Or even injectors but I do not think they would get worse over time with heat issues i dunno
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Old 07-11-2012, 05:17 AM   #3
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Bueler anyone
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Changing the oxygen sensor and the ignition coil now, otherwise the last two things are injectors and maf
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This is also on a stock ka sohc, automatic.
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take a look at my thread, see if it's similar to your problem:

http://zilvia.net/f/tech-talk/463937...hing-idle.html
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Check the base idle and base timing. I bet your base idle is too low and wouldnt hurt to check the timing for the poor performance. This is for KA24DE, but i think its the same procedure.

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