91dx timing problem?
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91dx timing problem?
yeah my 1991 dx has a 1.5l in it. i filled my tank up the other day. i have travveled 140km and i have gone threw half a tank of gas. what could be causeing this bad timing or something else?
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theres more than a couple things it could be. first off, hows the car running? roughly? smoothly? a tune up can always help. if the tune up fixes it, great. if not, odds are it needed a tune up anyway, so the money wasnt wasted. check your usual parking place for signs of a petrol leak. look under the hood, any signs of leakage around the fuel filter canister? im unfamiliar with the fuel system on a dpfi car (after the filter canister), so maybe someone else can help you with places to look.
#4
theres more than a couple things it could be. first off, hows the car running? roughly? smoothly? a tune up can always help. if the tune up fixes it, great. if not, odds are it needed a tune up anyway, so the money wasnt wasted. check your usual parking place for signs of a petrol leak. look under the hood, any signs of leakage around the fuel filter canister? im unfamiliar with the fuel system on a dpfi car (after the filter canister), so maybe someone else can help you with places to look.
what had to be cut out??? if you smell gas you have a leak
Last edited by 94civichatchback; 02-24-2011 at 08:54 PM.
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+1 Don't try to patch the fuel supply lines. The pressure will blow ordinary rubber fuel line hose, which is for carburetor systems that are basically gravity flow or a small pump-- not 40 or 50 psi. There is special high pressure fuel injection rubber hose but it should only be used to replace OEM rubber hose (which mice love to eat for some reason), not clamped onto old lines under the car.
Fuel leaks are serious business. When there's a traffic jam because of a car on fire it's often because the owner ignored it "smelling of gas from time to time."
Fuel leaks are serious business. When there's a traffic jam because of a car on fire it's often because the owner ignored it "smelling of gas from time to time."
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