adidalax
15+ Year Contributor
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- Dec 16, 2003
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Columbia / Frederick,
Maryland
Hey all....
Ever since I bought the car, it's had a slightly (and I mean very slight) rough idle. I'm talking instead of sitting there purring away, it'll randomly *put* here and there. It also seems to hesitate a smidge when I'm boosting.
I've tried new plugs (yes, NGK BPR6ES gapped correctly - I searched and did the reccomended, can't remember off the top of my head what I gapped them at though). Tried new wires (Magnacore). I also changed the fuel filter, and I am still having the issues
Since I am planning on modding this car, I went ahead and bought a PocketLogger, and it does indeed look like it's pulling timing a little around 5800 RPMs and it also did this @ 6300 or so RPMs on one of the logs. Not too familiar with what the O2 voltages should be because I usually use my wideband (which is out of commission for now
).
Anyone have any ideas? This was on 93 octane fuel & the ambient air was around 76 degrees.
BTW - these are in CSV format, so you should be able to just rename the file from logX.dat to logX.csv and open it in Excel...
Ever since I bought the car, it's had a slightly (and I mean very slight) rough idle. I'm talking instead of sitting there purring away, it'll randomly *put* here and there. It also seems to hesitate a smidge when I'm boosting.
I've tried new plugs (yes, NGK BPR6ES gapped correctly - I searched and did the reccomended, can't remember off the top of my head what I gapped them at though). Tried new wires (Magnacore). I also changed the fuel filter, and I am still having the issues

Since I am planning on modding this car, I went ahead and bought a PocketLogger, and it does indeed look like it's pulling timing a little around 5800 RPMs and it also did this @ 6300 or so RPMs on one of the logs. Not too familiar with what the O2 voltages should be because I usually use my wideband (which is out of commission for now
).Anyone have any ideas? This was on 93 octane fuel & the ambient air was around 76 degrees.
BTW - these are in CSV format, so you should be able to just rename the file from logX.dat to logX.csv and open it in Excel...
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