1228746 TBI 305V8 stumble
Shannen Durphey
shannen at grolen.com
Fri Sep 28 02:29:11 GMT 2001
Jay Vessels wrote:
>
> Problems: Car idles fine, but off-idle is rough enough to cause a stumble.
> General lack of power. If I didn't know better I'd suspect a fuel
> pressure problem. Could a restriction in the return line cause these
> problems?
Well... Those are symptoms, not really problems. Semantics? No, I'm saying
that without knowing what is really happening it's hard to say what's causing
the problem. Rich? Lean?
>
> Timing seems to be set right (emmissions label for '85 calls for 0 degrees,
> which seems to make the car start and idle fine, no strain on the starter
> at all). Set minimum air wihtout problems.
>
> TPS on this throttle body isn't adjustable, and closed-throttle voltage is
> 0.75V. Is this right?
Yup. .75 is high end of limit for some vehicles. Whatch using for a .bin?
>
> The '89 used the small-cap HEI which we didn't want to use.
Perfectly acceptable setup. Why discard it?
> We re-used the
> (known good) CCC large-cap HEI. I swapped connectors on the harness so
> that the '89 harness would plug into the '85 distributor. Timing light
> shows about 12 degrees at idle with the ECM controlling the timing. Could
> I have a timing-related problem?
Possibly.
> Surely if I wired it wrong I would have
> thrown a code.
Generally.
>
> Any help is greatly appreciated,
More details, please. Lean/rich off idle? What happens w/ O2 sensor
disconnected? Warm engine or cold? Which bcc? Throttle body match the
engine/calibration? Injector size correct? Many car .bins are set for 6 deg.
btdc base, many trucks for zero. What is the setting in the .bin? How about
basic spark issues? TCC problems? Flat tires? <g> Faulty wood grain on the
side? <G>
Hard to diagnose a problem such as "off idle hesitation." 'Specially without
more info.
Shannen
> Jay Vessels
> 1982 Chevrolet S-10 Sport, 2.8V6 TBI
> 1994 Chevrolet Cavalier Z24 Conv., 3.1V6 MPI
>
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