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Power Cuts Off at higher RPM

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Mcgee16

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Sep 27, 2003
First i have a 95 gst 5- speed. It has an intake and Greddy type-s bov. The car has normal power until about 4000 rpm then just takes forever to rev to redline. If i keep on the gas it will hit fuel cut-off (not redline)then keep reving. I pulled the spark plugs and there very black. So that is telling me that its running rich. I have good vaccum at like 18-20 at idle. Cold like 15. Im thinking that it might be an o2 sensor but wanted to ask for help first. Tomarrow i'll build a boost leak tester.

Thanks
Scott
 
I've been having similar problems on my N/T for a while. I have ECU problems I am trying to fix now, but basically under hard acceleration I would "hit a brick wall" at around 5,500 RPMs and it would scare the shit outta me so I would shift fast before it even had a chance to rev higher.
 
Originally posted by Mcgee16
First i have a 95 gst 5- speed. It has an intake and Greddy type-s bov. The car has normal power until about 4000 rpm then just takes forever to rev to redline. If i keep on the gas it will hit fuel cut-off (not redline)then keep reving. I pulled the spark plugs and there very black. So that is telling me that its running rich. I have good vaccum at like 18-20 at idle. Cold like 15. Im thinking that it might be an o2 sensor but wanted to ask for help first. Tomarrow i'll build a boost leak tester.

Thanks
Scott

how can u keep accelerating after fuel cut? i know i cant.
 
It shuts off then turn right back on. Im just wondering if my MAF or o2 sensor is messed up and tricking the ecu. Fuel cut-off should only occur if its running to lean, but my spark plugs show a rich condition.
 
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