Strange revving issue
#1
Strange revving issue
This is going to be a little difficult to explain, but I'll do my best...
I have a '95 240SX SE. When I rev my engine abruptly from idle (about 800 or 900 RPM), everything shutters and shakes for a second. But, if I can rev apruptly from anything above about 1,500-or-so RPMs and it responds just fine. If I rev the engine more smoothly (not slowly, but not abruptly either) from idle, I don't get any of this shuttering.
Is this normal?
I have a '95 240SX SE. When I rev my engine abruptly from idle (about 800 or 900 RPM), everything shutters and shakes for a second. But, if I can rev apruptly from anything above about 1,500-or-so RPMs and it responds just fine. If I rev the engine more smoothly (not slowly, but not abruptly either) from idle, I don't get any of this shuttering.
Is this normal?
Last edited by epp_b; 08-27-2006 at 06:46 PM.
#2
ever done a tune up on this vehicle ?? how long have you owned it? ever cleaned out the maf before? got a good clutch? running good fuel?? you gotta ask yourself alot of questions cause there could mulitple things wrong ya know but only cause one symptom.. also fuel filter? and throttle cable... you could try any of these to figure it out.... hope that helps point you in the right direction....
Erik
Erik
#3
ever done a tune up on this vehicle ??
- I checked and topped up all of the fluids as necessary
- changed oil and oil filter
- changed spark plugs
- changed air filter
how long have you owned it?
ever cleaned out the maf before?
got a good clutch?
running good fuel??
you gotta ask yourself alot of questions cause there could mulitple things wrong ya know but only cause one symptom.. also fuel filter? and throttle cable... you could try any of these to figure it out.... hope that helps point you in the right direction....
#8
Guys thats def a great idea i did this no lie to my car about 2 weeks ago, but its basically this "miracle mechanic in a can" that can added to clean your fuel system, oil system, and you can also clean out your intake and some what exhaust system by vacuum bleeding with a hose in the can hooked to a (after thorttle plates) vacuum source ... and hold the throttle to keep it running during this step... it will smoke for a while after this procdure, but just drive the car about 3 miles and it will go away.. but yes SEAFOAM i def. like this stuff hope this helps with everthing...!!
Erik
Erik
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