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Distributor/Cap/Plug weires problem ?


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Good evening everyone,

 

Recently when I was going to work, it was a rainy day and at low rpm when I accelerated i felt my car bogging between 1500-3000rpm. The problem went away after few miles of highway. 

 

Few days after the samething happened and after I let the car idle for few minute the problem is gone again. One thing that I noticed is, when im on the highway when I press the gas, the car seems to pull very well until 5k rpm after that between 5k and 6k it seems there is some loss of power.

 

I also noticed that if i keep the accelerator steady around 5k rpm the car seems to misfiring/loss of power.

 

Any of you had a similiar problem ?

 

What are you opinions ? 

 

Thanks

 

PS: my distributor cap has cracks new the screw areas, does it affect the performance ?

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Can be the distributor cap, like you say that it have cracks, maybe sometimes due the temp changes your cap expands a little bit and the rotor loses contact with it. I would say, change the cap and the rotor.It's not that expensive.

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Hi everyone, mu orders didnt arrive yet. But My fried inspected the rotor and he saw it was burned. He cleaned it with a knife and it improved a bit, it seems it is the rotor. Monday i think my order will arrive and i will change the rotor too see how it goes

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Hello everyone,

After i chamged my denso sparks to NGK, i changed also the wires to blue ones from NGK, the dizzy cap, rotor and ignition module and the problem still exist. Could it be possible an exhaust leak do it ? Cause i have one where my catback meets the tube to the backbox.

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Two main culprits for these types of problems are dizzy/ignition bits.

Or lambda sensor.

Quite often lambda will cause flat spots and stuttering. But if you put your foot flat to the floor. All of a sudden engine will respond as it should. And return to stuttering at part throttle at certain rpm.

Not saying your problem is your issue but that's where I'd look next.

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PS: If i remember correcly, the first time i noticed that flat spot it was after i Installed my new headers. Today i tested a p30 ECU of a friend of mine and I didnt feel the flat spot at 5300rpm but I didnt have vtec also. Could it be because i installed a new header with a 2.5 collector and i need to tune my car ? Thanks

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