I installed a new timing belt, checked and rechecked the marks three times after two complete cycle rotations.
The cam sensor can be installed in two positions; Correct & 180 off. I was reasonably careful to watch for correct positioning. I'm not sure if it would even run if it were 180 off. (I turned the CMP sensor 180 and it runs exactly the same)
I checked & adjusted the timing according to specs, but I couldn't get any power out of it under load until rpm gets above 2000.
Throttle snap from idle produces slow response and an occassional backfire.
The O2 sensor may be a little slow (switches from 200mv to 800 in a second or so), but it doesn't seem like it could cause this symptom.
I tested some of the other sensors, but couldn't find anything out of specs.
Symptom Summary:
Idle @ normal op temp:
No loads = Cyclical 200rpm surge
(die/recover; like fuel shut off)
@ <1 second intervals.
w/12v loads = Die/Recover
200rpm cycle w/increasing recovery
time to 1400rpm until most or all
loads on which produce smoothe
idle.
w/ only A/C on = 900rpm w/50rpm
rolling surge @ 4 sec
intervals
Drive = 800rpm w/30rpm non-
cyclical variation
OFF IDLE in Neutral :
1500rpm : rolling 100rpm
surge @ 4 sec
>2000rpm : rolling 50 rpm
surge @ 4 sec
Have you ran across this type of problem and if so, could you suggest anything I might try to locate the cause?
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Saturday, April 14th, 2007 AT 9:44 PM