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10-06-2012, 06:36 PM | #1 | |
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SR20DET Popping in Neutral when Revved
I have a s13 blacktop SR20DET.
Engine mods: -GT2871r .64 -550cc Deatschwerk -Megan Exhaust Manifold -Freddy Intake Manifold -FMIC -HKS SSQV BOV (recirculated) -Enthalpy ECU Flash -NGK BKR7E-11 Spark Plugs (gapped to .028) My Problem: The car has a slight pop/stutter when idling. When revving the car the popping and stuttering increase. More pops and stutters the higher the RPM. So far I've tried: -Replacing spark plugs: no change -Regapping spark plugs from .03 to .028: no change -Adding grounds to coilpack ground on the back of the head: no change -Checked for vacuum leaks, found and fixed large leak on IACV: slight improvement After fixing the IACV vacuum leak (stripped holes) my car would die on deceleration every single time, so I bumped up the idle to ~1100 rpm and it doesn't die as much. I disconnected the TPS and adjusted the IACV screw to set the idle. Hear is a video of what the car currently sounds like: SR20DET Stuttering Problem - YouTube Today I purchased and infrared temperature sensor and checked the following: Quote:
I found no significant difference between the temperature of any of the coilpack tops or exhaust manifold tubes. I also used the extension on the injector trick to see if i could hear any hiccups, and could not. All four sounded very consistent. I checked the resistance between the coilpack leads and found most to be at .8 or .9 ohms (on 20ohm setting???). I read that these should be 1000 ohms, so could mine be bad? All four? Anything else I should check? Thanks in advance
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'89 Sil80, SR20DET, GT2871r .64 Last edited by nothix; 10-07-2012 at 09:49 AM.. |
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