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I'm experiencing Malfuntions...
I have a 91' RX-7. When I sit in my driveway and Idle, she runs just fine. However, when I start to accelerate, she jerks forward and doesn't start. My Dad thinks that it's the fuel injector. I think it's the transmission. My friend, with a S-13, thinks it's the clutch. Can you guys help me out?
I'm also sorry if this is the wrong place to post my inquiry. I'm new. =] |
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We need a few more details concerning your car to be accurate enough to help you. Is it turbo or NA? Are you stock or running any modifications? Have you done any work to it recently? Is it only the motions of the car that are the symptoms or is there a preliminary marker that dictates the problem is about to happen? Can you rev it in nuetral? does it stumble and die on itself or can you reach 3k+? If you can't rev it in nuetral I would venture a guess to say that the clips connecting the injectors are either loose or on the wrong bank. But that's a shot in the dark without more details. |
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ok, check out the TPS. Look in the FSM link and scroll down until you see the TPS links I posted there. Test the TPS and get back to us. Looks like it's time for you to start testing parts to make sure they're within specs. Welcome to the club.
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FSM = Factory Service Manual = YOUR NEW BIBLE (BTW, if you had clicked on the link it would have explained all your questions)
TPS = Throttle Positioning Sensor Once you click on FSM you'll go to another thread, in that thread you'll find this: http://rotarycarclub.com/showpost.ph...51&postcount=7 READ BOTH LINKS AND THEN COME BACK AND ASK QUESTIONS. I'll be more than happy to help you but you must first read the info I provided. Step one: learn by reading Step two: experiment, try and see if you can do what the instructions tell you Step three: ask questions. If you don't have steps 1 and 2 I can't explain or go into details about step 3. Welcome to the club and ask ask ask!!! |
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it's really good advice, and if you can't get the answer you need from the FSM you can easily come back and ask questions. I'm a little miffed though on what your car is. It's an NA that was originally an S4 and some one swapped in an S5 motor? Hopefully they swapped in the ECU too. |
It's highly unliely they swapped the ecu. You just run the s5 engine with s4 electronics, no big deal.
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S5 OMP is not mechanical and the 5th and 6th ports don't open via exhaust pressure. These are just 2 of the problems you get when you do the swap wrong and don't swap harness and ECU.
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and the hookers/blow
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This car shouldn't even run and if it did it would die a horrible unlubricated death after a while. |
You can swap the front cover and use the S4 throttlebody,map sensor,injectors,wiring harness,afm,and temp sensors.
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If the sensor connectors are the same, but that is more work than simply plopping in the new ECU and using a S5 harness.
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You have to swap over the body harness too though, the connectors or pin outs are different.
You basically just keep the shortblock and intake manifold minus the throttle body and keep everything else from the old engine. |
/\ mr. shining monkey is right btw... I researched the hell out of the swap, and swapping the front cover is really the easiest.
The reason is that if I ever total my vert, I'm getting an S4 base shell and swapping everything good over to it. Maybe if the kid is only 15, he just cant take off properly? Perhaps the car was installed with a preformance clutch and he just cant work it yet? Did your dad drive the car just fine and then this started? Also, you got a permit I presume? That's a hell of a dad to let a 15 y.o. get a sports car! |
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We need updates on this situation. |
Ummm Okay. I'm back to post some new news on my Car. Turns out, my dad has been 1-5 steps ahead of me and we've narrowed it down to the intake gasket which we think is right. Since My last post I've been really busy. But like I said... I'll keep you posted. Pics will be here soon!
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