There are two methods to go about the flex pipe - have an exhaust shop weld a similar one in place, or replace the entire exhaust manifold with an aftermarket one (OBX, for instance).
850 surge/lag under load
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jblackburn
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Re: 850 surge/lag under load
Tackling car problems with a sense of humor. I like your style!
There are two methods to go about the flex pipe - have an exhaust shop weld a similar one in place, or replace the entire exhaust manifold with an aftermarket one (OBX, for instance).
There are two methods to go about the flex pipe - have an exhaust shop weld a similar one in place, or replace the entire exhaust manifold with an aftermarket one (OBX, for instance).
'98 S70 T5
2016 Chevy Cruze Premier
A learning experience is one of those things that says, "You know that thing you just did? Don't do that."
mercuic: Long live the tractor motor!
2016 Chevy Cruze Premier
A learning experience is one of those things that says, "You know that thing you just did? Don't do that."
mercuic: Long live the tractor motor!
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Fish stick88
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Im having a similar problem, which i think is from drag on the SERP belt. I notice it when i turn on my headlights, run the AC compressor (Especially) I am also having very hard starts about 4-6 seconds, Typically, I can start up on first turn. the weather is getting a bit chilly here..
Speed has never killed anyone, suddenly becoming stationary... That's what gets you.
'94 850 Sedan - 160k miles
'94 850 Sedan - 160k miles
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shegarty
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looks like a good discussion going on here - on the topic of the MAF in may case, it is a replacement part from the previous owner - i am concerned now that it might not be the correct part number as i have read that they are quite picky - is there any way (other than calling the extremely unhelpful local dealer) of findind the correct part number for my particular car???
98 S70 T5 SE 298k km (daily)
87 740T sedan (current project)
previous - 90 745T; 94 855 T5
87 740T sedan (current project)
previous - 90 745T; 94 855 T5
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jblackburn
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93-94's apparently look like this and don't come in the whole tube assembly:
http://www.fcpgroton.com/product-exec/p ... 28Bosch%29
Part numbers: 1366220, 0280217002
All you should really be concerned with - does it say Bosch!?
http://www.fcpgroton.com/product-exec/p ... 28Bosch%29
Part numbers: 1366220, 0280217002
All you should really be concerned with - does it say Bosch!?
'98 S70 T5
2016 Chevy Cruze Premier
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mercuic: Long live the tractor motor!
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shegarty
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some conflicting info from FCP - your reference quotes part no: 1366220, 0280217002 from FCP Groton but FCP Euro quotes part no.: 1275749, 0280217107 , W0133-1600936 - why is there a difference? is it simply the housing which comes with the FCP Euro part?
98 S70 T5 SE 298k km (daily)
87 740T sedan (current project)
previous - 90 745T; 94 855 T5
87 740T sedan (current project)
previous - 90 745T; 94 855 T5
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Oh, you're right - I didn't see in your signature that you have a 94 turbo - just saw '94' at the right.
The one I put up is for a 93-94 non-turbo. Ignore that.
The one I put up is for a 93-94 non-turbo. Ignore that.
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shegarty
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makes sense - will try one from the wreckers before thinking about ordering a new part - things are much better now with all of the repairs and only noticeable when cold under load - will update ...
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87 740T sedan (current project)
previous - 90 745T; 94 855 T5
87 740T sedan (current project)
previous - 90 745T; 94 855 T5
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while doing some unrelated work (oil change and drain and refilll tranny) on the weekend i tried disconnecting the MAF again and driving uphill under load (when problem is most noticeable) - it would appear that the demon has yet to be vanquished - surge is still evident and worst at around 2500 rpm
car idles fine even when cold with none of the surging that one would expect if the IAC was bad - IAC has disctinctive hum/buzzing but from what i have read this is normal and should not affect performance
any ideas on what else i can look at????
car idles fine even when cold with none of the surging that one would expect if the IAC was bad - IAC has disctinctive hum/buzzing but from what i have read this is normal and should not affect performance
any ideas on what else i can look at????
98 S70 T5 SE 298k km (daily)
87 740T sedan (current project)
previous - 90 745T; 94 855 T5
87 740T sedan (current project)
previous - 90 745T; 94 855 T5
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jblackburn
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IAC valve shouldn't cause any of that.
When's the last time you changed plugs? When my gap was off, I could feel the car stumbling around, but it was at a higher RPM.
O2 sensor could still be a candidate for surging behavior.
When's the last time you changed plugs? When my gap was off, I could feel the car stumbling around, but it was at a higher RPM.
O2 sensor could still be a candidate for surging behavior.
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2016 Chevy Cruze Premier
A learning experience is one of those things that says, "You know that thing you just did? Don't do that."
mercuic: Long live the tractor motor!
2016 Chevy Cruze Premier
A learning experience is one of those things that says, "You know that thing you just did? Don't do that."
mercuic: Long live the tractor motor!
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