Cyclone_90
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- Jan 26, 2005
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Plainfield,
Indiana
Hello everyone, I am new to the Turner website. I have a early 90s eclipse N/A with 208k miles and a early 90s GST with the cyclone motor swap.
My problem I am having is with my N/A eclipse. I am all out of ideas, the motor has a weird miss, it just started doing it recently. It acts like it has a 4k rev limit and it will just stay at 4k with my foot to the floor in nutural. If I am driving it and try to take it past 4k it acts like its hitting fuel cut and shakes really bad until i shift and get the rpms lower. When I am cruising down the high way at 65 mph at 3k rpms the car shakes pretty bad and you can really feel the miss. The compression of the cylinders are First has 165 second has 150 and it looses compression really slow becuase it needs the exhaust vavles relaped and that goes the same with number three cylinder only has 150 and slowly looses compression and number four has 165. So far I have replaced the plugs (NGKs), wires, coil pack, timing belt, water pump, and injector clips. I am all out of ideas. Any help would be great. Thanks
Kurt
My problem I am having is with my N/A eclipse. I am all out of ideas, the motor has a weird miss, it just started doing it recently. It acts like it has a 4k rev limit and it will just stay at 4k with my foot to the floor in nutural. If I am driving it and try to take it past 4k it acts like its hitting fuel cut and shakes really bad until i shift and get the rpms lower. When I am cruising down the high way at 65 mph at 3k rpms the car shakes pretty bad and you can really feel the miss. The compression of the cylinders are First has 165 second has 150 and it looses compression really slow becuase it needs the exhaust vavles relaped and that goes the same with number three cylinder only has 150 and slowly looses compression and number four has 165. So far I have replaced the plugs (NGKs), wires, coil pack, timing belt, water pump, and injector clips. I am all out of ideas. Any help would be great. Thanks
Kurt