Car jerking at constant rpm
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Car jerking at constant rpm
This is a problem I had since fitting the 6A12 into my car
At constant rpm in the lower range (under 3000rpm) it jerks as if the engine switches off suddenly and then back on
It happens in most gears but usually 1st and 2nd as it only happens at extremely light throttle
I am not going to get it fixed as the engine is coming out but just wondering what it is?
I assume TPS sensor or something?
Maybe some fuel issue?
At constant rpm in the lower range (under 3000rpm) it jerks as if the engine switches off suddenly and then back on
It happens in most gears but usually 1st and 2nd as it only happens at extremely light throttle
I am not going to get it fixed as the engine is coming out but just wondering what it is?
I assume TPS sensor or something?
Maybe some fuel issue?
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Yeah i have that too. Exactly the same symptoms. Mine is caused by the stepper motor starting to fail. Its been doin it for a while and haven't got around to fixing it yet.
Search for a guide to test if you stepper is the problem. There is a guide that shows how to test the resistance in the coils.
Search for a guide to test if you stepper is the problem. There is a guide that shows how to test the resistance in the coils.
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I experienced this in a different car once, but only on cornering. Problem was a badly designed fuel tank meant at low fuel levels, on a hard left turn the car would just cut out.
Felt like the engine had been switched off, or you'd tapped the brakes on fairly hard. Car would cut in again after a moment.
So maybe a fuel regulation issue? Your using a piggyback, right? Does it have injector control? Are you using "stock" injectors/pump etc?
Felt like the engine had been switched off, or you'd tapped the brakes on fairly hard. Car would cut in again after a moment.
So maybe a fuel regulation issue? Your using a piggyback, right? Does it have injector control? Are you using "stock" injectors/pump etc?
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Its not through corners that it happens
And at the moment this is still the old engine and everything is stock on it. piggyback is at zero state doing nothing
I think it is TPS or something like that
But yeah it's kinda like the engine switches off then back on again
Quite annoying at parking lots etc
And at the moment this is still the old engine and everything is stock on it. piggyback is at zero state doing nothing
I think it is TPS or something like that
But yeah it's kinda like the engine switches off then back on again
Quite annoying at parking lots etc
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Fuel issues was the first thing that came to mind but I quickly dismissed it as I know everything SHOULD be good (ie, pump, filter, regulator, injectors not sure though)
But, considering it is fine at what and high rpm, and other people experience this with the TPS or stepper etc I think fuel should be ok
At the same time as you know this engine isn't staying in there long so I am just curious rather than trying to fix it
But, considering it is fine at what and high rpm, and other people experience this with the TPS or stepper etc I think fuel should be ok
At the same time as you know this engine isn't staying in there long so I am just curious rather than trying to fix it