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Subject: "Why is My 96 Eclipse Hesitating to crank up, backfiring, and rpm's rev on there own?" Previous topic | Next topic
williamrogersjrFeb-23-07 10:56 AM
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#103207, "Why is My 96 Eclipse Hesitating to crank up, backfiring, and rpm's rev on there own?"


          

Ok heres the deal. My 96 mitsubishi eclipse RS recently started doing this maybe like a week or so ago. At first it wasn't bad then it got worse, to the point were the car only cranks sometimes and even then I have to give it a little gas for it to go. Now I changed out the spark plugs, the wires, the coil pack and even the fuel pump, but had no luck at all. I really want to figure out what else it could possibly be so I can try my luck and get it running right again. So Can somebody please tell me any other possible causes, and anything else I should check for! The car hesitates to crank, while trying to crank it up it sometimes backfires, and after it cranks if I even touch the gas pedal a little it revs up as if I'm holding it down! WHY?

  

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RoninEclipse2GFeb-23-07 11:08 AM
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#103208, "RE: Why is My 96 Eclipse Hesitating to crank up, backfiring, and rpm's rev on there own?"
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could be a badly stretched or jumped timingbelt, I had a problem once where my cam sprocket came loose and finally sheared the alignment pin off, I'd definitly check timing if you can, maybe even hit it with a compression test but the backfiring leads me to think timing

  

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