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Engine at Full Throttle Problem!!!
I'm looking for a little guidance on this one. I own a 78 SC with a Eurospec 3.0 CIS engine. My problem - when I am accerlerating at full throttle the engine hesistates/stumbles. I can accelerate hard without any problem as long as I walk the throttle in slowly. I had this problem about six months ago and my local Porsche mechanic/friend sent me down to get some 119 octane fuel to mix with a full tank of 93. I did do this and suprisingly the problem was gone! However since this hesitation has occured again, recently I did try the fuel treatment again and unfortanately, I still have the problem. Has anyone experienced such a problem like this with their 3 liters or have any suggestions on what my problem may be???
_________ Kurt 78 SC |
I would check the ign and the fuel sys. Making sure the wires are good and the fuel pressures are in spec. Then I would adj the mixture. I would also get another mechanic
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Check insulation around the wires carefully... (Especially grounds) Watch for exposed wire.
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I agree on the ignition wires. Check plugs cap and rotor as well.
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Yep. Also check the ground wire from the points (pertronix, whatever). Make sure that wire is sound, and the +/- wires to the coil are good. The heat degraded/cracked the insulation on mine over time.
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Thanks for the input guys. So you all seem to think it's an ignition problem? I was thinking that since it runs fine under normal loads that it would be some sort of fuel/vaccum problem but thats why I'm here asking for some help. I have checked the pressures throughtout the fuel system and it all checked good. I suppose I could see how at full throttle with the shifting of the engine this could effect some sort of ground connection. I will definately look into this later on tonight. Thanks.
________ Kurt 78 SC |
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