RPMs drop in 4L
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So at Tecore we were at one of many hill climbs that weekend which entitled me to drop it in 4L. As doing so just at the beginning of the incline not much of a grade my voltage drop from 14.3 to 12.1 and RPMs dropped down to around 250 and if I didn't give it a little bit of a tap on the skinny pedal I would have stalled. My oil pressure did not drop and there was no noise of any sort, really I was just sitting waiting to go on wards with the hill. Just wondering if anyone has an idea of where I should start poking my head around?
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Moots1288 - Veteran
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Unexplained stalling when you already know you have a clean throttle body (I assume you would not have even posted this unless you has a squeaky clean TB), are next most likely to be a clogged or aging CPAS. Or plugs.
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In V7guy's direction, since you said all weekend you don't know how to use any tools. ROFLMAO JK.Moots1288 wrote: Just wondering if anyone has an idea of where I should start poking my head around?
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The Roadie wrote:Unexplained stalling when you already know you have a clean throttle body (I assume you would not have even posted this unless you has a squeaky clean TB), are next most likely to be a clogged or aging CPAS. Or plugs.
Oh yes.. I had replaced my plugs 2k miles ago with ac delco and throttle body and mad sensor where fine. I'll have to check out the CPAS. Thanks Roadie
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We were talking about the CPAS the other day, bring it over buddy, we'll get it done!
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v7guy wrote:We were talking about the CPAS the other day, bring it over buddy, we'll get it done!
Proof that Jason does all the work on your rig.....
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JorDaneeKey wrote:v7guy wrote:We were talking about the CPAS the other day, bring it over buddy, we'll get it done!
Proof that Jason does all the work on your rig.....
Yup.. Ain't that the truth.
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