andrewjscott
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- Oct 16, 2004
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Sidney,
whats up everybody.
I'm having a bit of a problem and am getting pretty frustrated.
it's a 91 talon tsi awd and i'm having stuttering issues between 2000-3500 RPM. The car idles rough, i can give it a bit of gas and it'll start to rev up to about 1500, then basicly stops reving around 2000. My autometer boost guage reads 0 PSI, my stock guage is reading more than 1 bar. if i give it too much gas it will stall out. if i feather the throttle it will slowly (and i mean slowly) gain RPM up to around 3500 (takes about 30 seconds or so) once i hit 3500 RPM, engine revs normally. During the stumbling it blows a bit of black and smells of gas. No codes are present. No vacuum/boost leaks. a mechanic at work thinks its something electrical, seeing that its blowing black I would assume its the ignition system. I've got new plugs/wires. I suspect the coil or power transistor and i'll be testing those tomorrow at work, but would either of those parts cause this failure in a certain RPM band? and shouldn't either of those parts set a code if they were failing? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I'm having a bit of a problem and am getting pretty frustrated.
it's a 91 talon tsi awd and i'm having stuttering issues between 2000-3500 RPM. The car idles rough, i can give it a bit of gas and it'll start to rev up to about 1500, then basicly stops reving around 2000. My autometer boost guage reads 0 PSI, my stock guage is reading more than 1 bar. if i give it too much gas it will stall out. if i feather the throttle it will slowly (and i mean slowly) gain RPM up to around 3500 (takes about 30 seconds or so) once i hit 3500 RPM, engine revs normally. During the stumbling it blows a bit of black and smells of gas. No codes are present. No vacuum/boost leaks. a mechanic at work thinks its something electrical, seeing that its blowing black I would assume its the ignition system. I've got new plugs/wires. I suspect the coil or power transistor and i'll be testing those tomorrow at work, but would either of those parts cause this failure in a certain RPM band? and shouldn't either of those parts set a code if they were failing? Any help would be greatly appreciated.