Your radiator could be blocked with leaves, etc or you have knock sensor problems. Either problem the car tries to overcome by retarding the timing which you feel as a lose of power.mrjdaddy wrote:HI GUYSMY 1995 J30JUST HAD TIMEING SET AND IT DONT HAVE THAT PICK UP POWER ANYMOREPLEASE SOMEONE LEND ME SOME MR GOOD WRENCH KNOWLEDGE
Oh, and turn the CAPS OFF. It's viewed as yelling on the internet.mrjdaddy wrote:HI GUYSMY 1995 J30JUST HAD TIMEING SET AND IT DONT HAVE THAT PICK UP POWER ANYMOREPLEASE SOMEONE LEND ME SOME MR GOOD WRENCH KNOWLEDGE
Thanks for conveying that to him.gr8scott72 wrote:
Oh, and turn the CAPS OFF. It's viewed as yelling on the internet.
I'd put my money on a bad knock sensor.yodawill2000 wrote:I believe that would be the issue
If its not broke ,, don't fix it !!
You don't want to know.mrjdaddy wrote:where is the knock sensor located
But he said it was running fine before the "Timing" was changed ...gr8scott72 wrote:
I'd put my money on a bad knock sensor.
I think that's a line being fed to him by some mechanic. How do you change the timing? Rotate the distributor back a little. lolyodawill2000 wrote:
But he said it was running fine before the "Timing" was changed ...
the CPS which if im not mistaken is the exhaust cam on the drivers side(far left when standing at the rad looking towards the trunk)and it has 3 bolts in it...there are also marks on it....loosen the bolts and then line the marks up....then you want to set it 15 degrees advanced which would be 15 degrees turned to the right...thats what the timing should be set at stock....gr8scott72 wrote:
I think that's a line being fed to him by some mechanic. How do you change the timing? Rotate the distributor back a little. lol
I don't know how you would change the timing unless the actuall timing belt was off one tooth.
No one has mentioned it because it's not a common problem. In fact, in all the time I've been on here, this is the first time I've heard of that problem.buttbologna wrote:Actually sounds alot like my J when I got it, can't believe no one has mentioned it yet though, but check under throttle cable cover and see if your cable has slipped off the bracket, definitely will cause the pedal to go all the way to the floor before it really picks up, and it's only a 5-10 min fix tops. Also the reason I got my J for $300.
The response will have something to do with a large cliff.yodawill2000 wrote:search for the procedure to bypass the KS .. simple ,Then you will know thats the issue.
Some have relocated the new sensor to avoid removing the plenum. Big Job.Just ask gr8scott72 what he would rather do than pull his again.
I'm experiencing similar problem and the J30 engine sure doesn't stay cold for very long. As it's coming up to temperature, the engine feels really responsive, and I suppose the idle speed is higher and the fuel mixture is richer during the warm-up period. As soon as it's warm, after each seemingly delayed shift point the struggle begins again.infinit-t wrote:I didn't find any thing about knock sensors, but I figured out it pulls of normal when its cold, then when it reaches normal temp it starts acting up...........
When it comes to relocating the knock sensor, it's a matter of just disconnecting the old one and leaving it in place (no plenum/intake manifold removal required), and connecting the new one?gr8scott72 wrote:
Check your radiator and if it's not blocked, search on here for knock sensor replacement (costly) or relocation or bypass.