After WOT acceleration RPM dip to 200, norm?
After WOT acceleration RPM dip to 200, norm?
After a WOT acceleration in like 3rd if I, immediatly after, press clutch and idle the will RPM dip to 200 for several seconds and I have to wake her up with the throttle.
Is this normal?
Give it a try and see what happens:
WOT in 3rd and as soon as you hit like 6-7k rpm lift throttle and push clutch simultaneously and monitor your rpm (and road) -
what happened?
Thanks people
Is this normal?
Give it a try and see what happens:
WOT in 3rd and as soon as you hit like 6-7k rpm lift throttle and push clutch simultaneously and monitor your rpm (and road) -
what happened?
Thanks people
Last edited by C6C6CH3vo; Jun 10, 2006 at 01:55 PM.
Bingo! BOV
I have a stock modified valve which I internally compressed the spring to about 30% of it's load (kinda like the crushed method) enabling it to hold higher pressure - looks like it's too stiff not letting enough air go by the sensor until full vacuum.
If this is the only side effect I may keep it as is, I still like it better than the $230 blinging valve for drivability
Thanks BOOSTEZ and Compjoc for the clues - it was right under my nose.
I have a stock modified valve which I internally compressed the spring to about 30% of it's load (kinda like the crushed method) enabling it to hold higher pressure - looks like it's too stiff not letting enough air go by the sensor until full vacuum.
If this is the only side effect I may keep it as is, I still like it better than the $230 blinging valve for drivability
Thanks BOOSTEZ and Compjoc for the clues - it was right under my nose.
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