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Old 12-17-2010, 03:07 AM
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hi everybody,
my car hesitate to accellerate!she do ok with new sets of spark plugs but after a few day the same problem arise again!
Me car is a 91 model with EZL ignition system.I have replace auxilliary idle valve,fuel valve,overload relay.
fuel pump,fuel relay tested ok.please help!!!
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Rotor and distributor cap? What about spark coil?
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rotor arm renew as well and distributor cap checked.sometimes the motor fluctuate during idling.sometimes it fluctuate when the air conditioning switched on.when decellerate the engine stall!!
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Could be an injector that has a bad spray pattern. New plugs might ignite something real rich like that. Was the fuel distributor real dirty on the inside?
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hi,
tested the cold start valve,it works fine.the air flow sensor and everything in there is clean.injector spray pattern?how to check it?
me workshop manual did mention "only a small amount of fuel should
be visible"after building up fuel pressure and i depress the sensor plate.

but how small?i notice fuel flowing when i push down the sensor plate.
please help me!!!
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depending on what motor you have, they are horrible for valve guides wearing out causing plugs to foul. Is there a burnt oil residue on the plugs? what do the plugs look like when you pull them out?
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motor is good!no sign of burning oil.the plugs are all light brown!after a few trip the spark plugs produces slightly reddish spark!I know over fuelling could kill a spark plug.but at which point of the fuel system?
fuel distributor which holds the control plunger and seals are the only place i havent check.As i say,the amount of fuel flowing after i build up the fuel pressure should be how small?
flowing?or vapour only?

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