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79366, ignition issues......need help!!
Posted by totaleklipse97, Aug-20-04 05:42 AM
guys the shop working on my car is have alot of problem finding a electrical ignition issue that is plaguing my car. The car will run, just half ass when it does. It will run for a couple minutes the the idle will lump and start to drop cylinders. they replaced the crank sensors and the ignition coil... what other sensors affect ignition timing????

my car will sound like, bumbabumbubavrooooooooooooooomrooooooooahhhhhhhhhhhhh, kishhhhhh
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79369, RE: ignition issues......need help!!
Posted by Blizare, Aug-20-04 06:51 AM
ummm...maybe coolant temp? i know it has a lot to do with idle and send lots of info to teh ecu.
79371, RE: ignition issues......need help!!
Posted by Kirby, Aug-20-04 07:46 AM
Map sensor, Cam sensor, Crank sensor, ASD relay,(Coolant temp is really more fuel related, but :shrug ) You may want to look at the IAC also as it seems to be an idle problem. This should give you a good start...
79372, RE: ignition issues......need help!!
Posted by Michael_97RS, Aug-20-04 07:59 AM
Tell them to retimethe motor, with as "good" as they have been so far, they probably messed up the physical timing of the engine.



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79398, RE: ignition issues......need help!!
Posted by totaleklipse97, Aug-20-04 09:13 PM
yea but wouldn't u notice that it being off time right away it would idle fairly high... they actually have it electronically recorded dropping a cylinder. i got them a new ignition capacitor today and still no word... im having bad luck with this.

my car will sound like, bumbabumbubavrooooooooooooooomrooooooooahhhhhhhhhhhhh, kishhhhhh
www.dsmregistry.com/detail.php?carid=643
VW= The joy of driving
DSM= The frustration of fixing
79403, RE: ignition issues......need help!!
Posted by run4cvr, Aug-20-04 10:03 PM
Originally posted by totaleklipse97
yea but wouldn't u notice that it being off time right away it would idle fairly high...


When i did my t-belt the first time, my idle was actually low and lumpy, not high. I was 1 tooth off...
79404, RE: ignition issues......need help!!
Posted by DarkOne, Aug-20-04 11:48 PM
Originally posted by run4cvr
Originally posted by totaleklipse97 yea but wouldn't u notice that it being off time right away it would idle fairly high...
When i did my t-belt the first time, my idle was actually low and lumpy, not high. I was 1 tooth off...


Depends on which cam was off in which direction. Exhaust cams tend to throw your idle all wacky because it takes the fuel injector timing off kilter with regards to the intake valves opening due to the cam angle sensor being on the end of it.
79434, RE: ignition issues......need help!!
Posted by totaleklipse97, Aug-22-04 03:33 AM
well what EXACT procedure would you use dino to time an engine that had the head milled 35 thousands. I do have adj cam gears... i will go out there monday and prolly stay until it runs.

my car will sound like, bumbabumbubavrooooooooooooooomrooooooooahhhhhhhhhhhhh, kishhhhhh
www.dsmregistry.com/detail.php?carid=643
VW= The joy of driving
DSM= The frustration of fixing
79399, RE: ignition issues......need help!!
Posted by DarkOne, Aug-20-04 09:18 PM
Originally posted by Michael_97RS
Tell them to retimethe motor, with as "good" as they have been so far, they probably messed up the physical timing of the engine.


Bueno.