can clogged injectors...
cause a car not to go when you step on gas? but then get a slow surge afterward or would this be simptimatic of other issues more likely? Thanks
Last edited by redcivicforever; Jun 18, 2006 at 12:10 PM.
I had engine overhauled for worn rings 6,000 miles ago but had been burning oil real bad before that & smoking due to that. Catalytic could be likely, right? from smoking long-term that could've clogged catalytic couldn't it? I've on very few occasions smelled rotten egg sulpur type smell I'm told is common from bad/clogged catalytic converter.
Also if it was distributor how hard is that to check? it's been a long time since I had the distributor changed.
Also if it was distributor how hard is that to check? it's been a long time since I had the distributor changed.
Originally Posted by redcivicforever
Also if it was distributor how hard is that to check? it's been a long time since I had the distributor changed.
Your problem does sound like some sort of electrical issue. Have you checked the throttle position sensor yet? It can cause odd issues like that. Look for 0.45ohm-4.5+ohm from closed to open with no spikes or opens between.
Originally Posted by Kai
Easy if you have a timing gun (timing light.) Igntion timing can wander as the car ages for various reasons, it doesn't hurt to check.
Your problem does sound like some sort of electrical issue. Have you checked the throttle position sensor yet? It can cause odd issues like that. Look for 0.45ohm-4.5+ohm from closed to open with no spikes or opens between.
Your problem does sound like some sort of electrical issue. Have you checked the throttle position sensor yet? It can cause odd issues like that. Look for 0.45ohm-4.5+ohm from closed to open with no spikes or opens between.


