If it is indeed the CTS, I wouldnt use a crappy a** Autozone part. I am a mechanic and run a small garage, and one thing I will not do is call Autozone for ANYTHING. I use Advanced's brake parts, but I will not use anything electrical from them. Go with Napa or Sumner for this stuff if you have them.ZOMG.SR20 wrote:CTS is gone its thinks the coolant is cold so it compensates by richeing up the fuel mixture
Coolant Temp Sensor a 14$ part at autozone
youre right, there is nothing wrong with autozone, you just have to be careful any time you go to the parts house to make sure you get the correct part. ive been talking to some people at school and they think maybe the fuel pressure regulator, or the iacv(?). would that cause flooding at operating temp and an inability to idle properly at operating temp? i have to keep the revs up to about 1500 to 2000 just to keep it running.ZOMG.SR20 wrote:umm autozone and all the other parts places are the same parts different package
And this is based on what? Buying them? I use different parts from many different manufacturers and I can tell you now... there IS a difference. I can do a repair on O2 sensors using crappy a** Autozone Bosch parts and have a comeback, or go with Napa or Sumner and get an OEM equivalent and be able to guarantee the work. Its not an opinion... its fact.ZOMG.SR20 wrote:umm autozone and all the other parts places are the same parts different package
The IACV is a possibility, but they usually dont cause a rich condition. FPR is also a possibility and would fit with your symptoms (higher rpms cause the cylinders to flood, fouling the plugs). Id check/change that first. Getting some diagnostics done would probably tell you alot.darens13 wrote:youre right, there is nothing wrong with autozone, you just have to be careful any time you go to the parts house to make sure you get the correct part. ive been talking to some people at school and they think maybe the fuel pressure regulator, or the iacv(?). would that cause flooding at operating temp and an inability to idle properly at operating temp? i have to keep the revs up to about 1500 to 2000 just to keep it running.
My OEM o2 sensor from nissan is a BOSCH o2 sensor.Brandon1605 wrote:I can do a repair on O2 sensors using crappy a** Autozone Bosch parts and have a comeback, or go with Napa or Sumner and get an OEM equivalent and be able to guarantee the work. Its not an opinion... its fact.
I used to be a store manager for an Advance Auto, and I have friends that are management at Autozone and Napa. Really, 99% of it is just same part, different box. Wearever from Advance is Wagner from Napa. BWD is the same across the board. About the only difference are belts (Oreilly and Napa sell Gates, Advance sells Drive Rite and Auto Zone sells Kelly) and batteries.Brandon1605 wrote:And this is based on what? Buying them? I use different parts from many different manufacturers and I can tell you now... there IS a difference. I can do a repair on O2 sensors using crappy a** Autozone Bosch parts and have a comeback, or go with Napa or Sumner and get an OEM equivalent and be able to guarantee the work. Its not an opinion... its fact.
im having the same problem i think i have deceant cold starts but when i go to drive it it will die, and i try and crank it up, itll only go to 2000 or so rpms at full throttle, then when i step off, it dies.. im bout to take it in to get it checked out.. maybe i can give u feed back from the shop..darens13 wrote:a small update:
so yesterday i went out and started it up after not running it for a few days, it started right up, no problem. i let it idle and get up to operating temp, then i raced the engine, no hesitation, nothing to make me think there was anything wrong with it. i went down my road and came back and drove it in my driveway, parked and the idle fluctuated and it died.
today im going to go out and tear into it and see if i can find anything wrong, any suggestions on anything to look for would greatly be appreciated!