911 running rough HELP
10-22-2002, 09:57 PM
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911 running rough HELP
I have a 1974 911 2.7 FI . It has been running perfect. Made a short trip, pulled off for a quick pitstop. Hopped back in and smelled gas...
She started real hard... almost like it was flooded. She stalled every stop sign.... I redid all seals in fuel injectors.. new plugs. she will at least run.. but still seems to be bogging down.. she never smoked a bit... now smoking.....
lost some power.... feels like a vehicle w/ the choke stuck on.. I posted this before and got no responses.. Any help would be greatly appriciated!!!
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She started real hard... almost like it was flooded. She stalled every stop sign.... I redid all seals in fuel injectors.. new plugs. she will at least run.. but still seems to be bogging down.. she never smoked a bit... now smoking.....
lost some power.... feels like a vehicle w/ the choke stuck on.. I posted this before and got no responses.. Any help would be greatly appriciated!!!
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10-22-2002, 10:18 PM
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What color is the smoke??
Have you checked to see if all cylinders are getting full spark. The gas smell may be that of unburned gas.
Check all of the plug wires for loose ends. I had one end crack off once and the car was harder to start, but ran fine although it lacked full power.
You can use a spray bottle with water to lightly mist the plug wires in the dark. If there are problems you will see them.
Good luck.
Have you checked to see if all cylinders are getting full spark. The gas smell may be that of unburned gas.
Check all of the plug wires for loose ends. I had one end crack off once and the car was harder to start, but ran fine although it lacked full power.
You can use a spray bottle with water to lightly mist the plug wires in the dark. If there are problems you will see them.
Good luck.
