I'd start by checking your engine grounds and TPS. Definitely give it a tune-up if it hasn't had one yet.mars13 wrote:when i press the pedal halfway it feels like im letting it go it also feels like its kind of running on 3 cylinders so im also thinking maybe it could be dizzy cap and rotor
Mine will sometimes do nothing, sometimes it will spin slower. Tough call, I haven't spun an open differential in forever.mars13 wrote:i got a quick question im wondering what kind of differential i have when i jack up the back and hit the gas both tires spin but on neutral when i spin one tire with my hand the other one does nothing
You mean the rear diff? Yeah, it should bolt right in to the subframe.Toxsyl wrote:Is 240sx suspension compatible with a NAz32 rear end?
Worded that wrong. So it's fine to buy a coil over kit for a 240sx and a z32 rear diff wont have any effect to my current suspension.PapaSmurf2k3 wrote:...coilovers don't bolt to the diff.
I don't recommend anyone welds their diff on anything they intend on driving on the street.mars13 wrote:when i peel out it only leaves one line, the right one, so im pretty sure its not lsd would u recommend welding it? cuz im kinda on a budget
You would make your diff a no slip diff, and you will hop around turns making the car only practical on a drag strip.mars13 wrote:when i peel out it only leaves one line, the right one, so im pretty sure its not lsd would u recommend welding it? cuz im kinda on a budget
CEL- its possible, but I've only seen it on OBDII cars. They are usually "pending trouble codes".Apex Eight wrote:I have an '89 240SX with a single cam KA. Stock.
Even though the CEL is not illuminated on the gauge cluster, is it possible there are codes on the ECU that I could retrieve?
And when I press on my brake pedal with a lot of force, I can hear a faint hissing noise. Could this be the brake booster check valve?
Also, when I pump my brakes rapidly with a lot of force, my idle will drop a coupe hundred RPMs. What could cause this?
I am going to try to check for codes.PapaSmurf2k3 wrote:CEL- its possible, but I've only seen it on OBDII cars. They are usually "pending trouble codes".Apex Eight wrote:I have an '89 240SX with a single cam KA. Stock.
Even though the CEL is not illuminated on the gauge cluster, is it possible there are codes on the ECU that I could retrieve?
And when I press on my brake pedal with a lot of force, I can hear a faint hissing noise. Could this be the brake booster check valve?
Also, when I pump my brakes rapidly with a lot of force, my idle will drop a coupe hundred RPMs. What could cause this?
The hissing is probably a vacuum leak somewhere. The check valve typically doesn't make noise, especially hissing. It may "click" open but its really quiet.
Pumping the brakes rapidly consumes a lot of vacuum from the engine. Couple that with a possible vacuum leak as mentioned earlier and an added strain on the alternator (brake lights), and you could get what you are seeing.