dead spot around 2k **problem solved**
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dead spot around 2k **problem solved**
i was wondering while driving today where is the powerband on our cars? I have my 93 se and it always seems to have no power at 2k. The engine runs like a charm (rebuilt her 10k miles ago along with the tranny) other than that i have no complants about the car.
any ideas :?:
any ideas :?:
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That'* just below the power peak in our cars. You may be in a funny spot between gears though.
If i try to give her the beans @ 35 it usually will stay in gear, and eventually get going good.
If i try to give her the beans @ 35 it usually will stay in gear, and eventually get going good.
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On my 1998 L36 I scan a heck of alot of knock reduction at 2000-2400rpm. I'm currently trying to tune that out in my spark tables.
I don't know if your Series I L36 would have the same knock issue as my Series II. Do you get knock when accelerating through that rpm range?
Also, being pre-OBD-II, I don't know how you'd go about fixing that up (other than to run higher octane gas).
I don't know if your Series I L36 would have the same knock issue as my Series II. Do you get knock when accelerating through that rpm range?
Also, being pre-OBD-II, I don't know how you'd go about fixing that up (other than to run higher octane gas).
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**update**
had some extra time in the shop so I gave the tb a bit of cleaning and wow what a difference. cleaned out all the dirt and grime and its like a new car. I took it for a spin down the block and I don't have the bogginess at 2k from before
had some extra time in the shop so I gave the tb a bit of cleaning and wow what a difference. cleaned out all the dirt and grime and its like a new car. I took it for a spin down the block and I don't have the bogginess at 2k from before
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Originally Posted by bandit
now i have to do this, i bet 186K of Grime and dirt is hurting my power also
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Originally Posted by Maymybonneliveforever
Originally Posted by bandit
now i have to do this, i bet 186K of Grime and dirt is hurting my power also
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This is why we frequently suggest a TB and sensor cleaning. Glad it fixed ya up Squirrelly..
Bad Badnit...bad...you should have cleaned by now.
Bad Badnit...bad...you should have cleaned by now.