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jason1guy
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81 911SC surging

I have an 81 911 sc and when at a constant rpm, in gear, the engine surges. Its like a small acceleration then deceleration. I have done a major service including wires and O2 sensor. What do ya think? Any ideas?

Old 05-10-2000, 10:35 AM
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Try resetting your CO and see what happens.
Old 05-10-2000, 11:03 AM
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Do you mean the mixture adjustment?
Old 05-10-2000, 11:12 AM
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My car tends to do this also, and right now I am still making minor adjustments in the mixture and the timing. The mixture is about dead-on, but I have the timing retarded ever so slightly. Next step is to get the timing to 5 degrees BTDC, reset the mixture if needed, and see if performance improves. The car also can hesitate when I blip the throtle immediately after startup. While this is not a problem it didn't do it before and, properly adjusted, will stop. I removed the distributor and replaced things like injectors.

I will post my experiences at various mixture/timing settings, but I suspect that with an oxygen sensor duty cycle that is right at 50%,and ignition timing that is right at 5 degrees BTDC, the car will run perfectly.

Let me know if you need an explanation of how to set the CO, if you don't already have one. Oops. Wait a minute. Your car may not have and oxygen sensor. I may not know how to set CO in your car.

these things are critical though. CO (mixture) and ignitiion timing are critical. Anything out of spec will run poorly.

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