04-24-2014, 04:32 AM | #1 |
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Choking at low RPM
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My car has developed a problem and as I had no idea, I thought someone here might have some ideas. At low RPMs, (>2000), the car chokes - as if it's running out of petrol - just for a split second (sometimes repetitively). Even at idle, there are choke-like gaps in the exhaust grumble. I'm thinking its nothing severe, as mostly it runs fine. My thoughts were maybe injects, spark plugs, or fuel pump. Used that fuel injector cleaning liquid when I filled up petrol - no luck. I have some sound coming out of the hood, almost like a whistle. By the sounds of it, I'm thinking its the dynamo. Probably needs calibration. Could the two problems be connected? I have to honestly point out that I'm not very good at the mechanics of the car. Thanks in advance. |
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04-24-2014, 10:49 AM | #4 |
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Milage is just 30k km, so I doubt its something major, especially since there is no power loss or anything of the sort. Just chokes at low rpms. I read about the carbon build-up being a common issue, but is that likely at this level of milage? And if so, how do I clean/get rid of it?
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04-24-2014, 11:12 AM | #6 |
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Are you having any starting issues?
My car is doing something similar but I am also having occasional starting delays. It will start every time but instead of firing right up the crank turns a few times before it starts. When it does its rough for a second or so then then seems to idle fine. It has never not started though and it is very random. The dealer can not replicate it so they say and no codes are being thrown. Mods for me are N55 mids, Meiserschaft axle back, AFE CAI, ER charge pipe, and Wagner intercooler. Always run 93 oct gas too. Sorry not trying to highjack your thread but the rough idle under 2k happens to me as well so I thought you might have a similar starting issue.
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04-24-2014, 12:41 PM | #8 |
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I am pretty sure it is because of the mods.
now i am starting to doubt the n54 1M's durability after modded. I believe the s65 has better durability than this.
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S65 has more serious issues then the N54, Iīm sure you know about the rod bearing problem and also a reason why many have blown motors, both stock and modded ones. For all we know, his issue can be something simple as spark plugs or a fuel pump. We all should be aware that more power will wear things faster, thatīs just how it is. |
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In most cars one thing I'd be looking for an air leak throwing off your air / fuel ratio. Not sure if the whistle you mention could be something like that?
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I would think the dealer would have been able to check that somehow?
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I agree that more power will increase the tear and wear of an engine, also requires a more frequent maintenance needed to be done. Check the intake box as well if it has leak, that's what the dealer mainly say about 1M's problems.
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Regarding the choking, still no update. However, some of the noise is from the diff (upgraded quaiffe diff, but still excessive noise for helical). Investigating into that. The choking first guess by the mechs is that its injectors, which they can repair rather than replace. They'll check out the HPFP just in case. Another major issue is the ECU tune - manhart didn't do a very good job. As I said in my into post, the numbers given to me were unsupported - once the diff and choking issues are done the car is going directly onto dyno, just for reference, followed by a detune to stock ecu. Now I'm thinking instead of the detune, to order Cobb, and have an etune via PTF or HPF.
Any advice as to which of the two is a better etune? or any compelling argument (other than price) to go for a JB4? |
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