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Old 06-06-2009, 02:16 AM   #1
GettaRobo
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Default An interesting problem

Hi everyone, so I recently got my timing corrected from 30 degrees to 10 degrees where it should be, and the maf is no longer thinking that the ambient temperature is -40 C/F outside. Here lies the problem. Anytime that I try to take the car past 4000 RPM, it seems that the fuel is being cut. The engine will rev, and the car jerks. In addition to this, when I try to get my car past 60 mph, it's almost like the engine is misfiring or something, it seems to stutter and jerk a bit. This part of the problem never happened before the timing and maf were corrected/replaced. I have new plugs and wires on the car and no error codes other than code 61 (speed sensor #2 on the tranny). It was suggested to me that I remove the sensor completely and try that. Also suggested to me were to reset the ECU and since my fuel tank was almost empty, to fill it and see if it might possibly be a fuel pressure problem. I have filled the tank since then and have experienced the same problems... I was wondering if anyone here would have some pointers or suggestions in addition to this. Thanks!

P.S. Car is a n/a 88 supra with an auto tranny

Edit: This is also a Californian car. It has a few extra sensors for emissions control and whatever. It was suggested to me by a friend that there may be a rev limiter on it. Also, for whatever reason it is now misfiring like crazy... Something tells me that I bought a lemon back in January.

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