the power has been low since ive changed my clutch and before that i had a header on it, now that the header is gone it feels rly slow to me and the clutch doesnt feel to great either but it works. would the o2 sensor make the car do that when i press the throttle though? its the o2 sensor on the exhaust manifold (i should have specified that). thanks for ur responce please get back to me.spooled240 wrote:how has your mileage and power been lately? Sounds like you have to change the O2 sensor, it may have just crapped out on you.
whats a CAS?tctomasc wrote:it can. You may be out of timing if you put the CAS in wrong. Try retiming. USually a pop means lean, and a gluging pop means rich.
yeah i have searched cant find anything with my exact problems, MAF isnt the problem it would still be drivable ive replaced it before and drivin with a bad one for a few months(a long time ago).driftneil wrote:did you search??? try the maf
i dont think it would be the fuel pump, a friend of mine had a bad fuel pump on his s13 and it wouldnt start at all. mine starts and idles fine just doesnt want to go forward in 1st gear. im going to check all of the sensors and i guess i should replace the o2 sensor anyway. thanks any words give me some hope lolCRyan wrote:Well apparently its not something electrical - unless it something coming undone with the forward motion of the vehicle. Look through out the engine bay see if ANY connectors could be loose.
My next assumption would be something with fuel delivery. Stock fuel pump I assume, find out if it's ever been changed if so by whom.
Also, the O2 sensor being bad could be throwing your cars tune completely off. You have to know that the O2 sensor is relaying information to the ECU, along with the MAF sensor. If these aren't working accordingly, you could have a problem.
With fuel injected engines, with an ECU, they rely on information from all sensors that are monitoring the motor as soon as you turn the key to the on position. When one is flawed, the rest begin to work a little bit more different, thus leading to some type of mis-communication to the ECU to tell something else to do something. If that made since.
My own 2 cents - hope it helps.
Then it prob wasn't bad, a blown maf doesnt let your car idle over 2500 or so.N1smoDrift wrote:
yeah i have searched cant find anything with my exact problems, MAF isnt the problem it would still be drivable ive replaced it before and drivin with a bad one for a few months(a long time ago).
yes it was. I checked my ecu with a scanner, and once I replaced it my car ran fine? And as i said my car idles fine right now it just wants to die wen i go forward in 1st so a MAF wouldnt be the problem and you just proved it.driftneil wrote: Then it prob wasn't bad, a blown maf doesnt let your car idle over 2500 or so.
Idk my idle was fine, I fixed it, it was a bad o2 sensor. Thanks for the help.spooled240 wrote:hmmm a bad O2 sensor would mess with you idle if I remember correctly as it controls the lower rpm range.
When you take off in first, does it take off fine then shut off? Tell us all the details, that will only help