More odd ramblings.
Ordered a o2 senser so I'll change that this week. Car for sure has a miss at idle but the plugs look good. It seems like it gets worse when it's warm so it leads me to think it's a coil or module.
Put a boost gauge on and it makes boost pretty easy, at least easier than my draw through Cutlass. Makes 5lbs pretty easy and 10 isn't hard either even at half throttle. I bet that extra 20 cubic inch over the 3.8 really makes that turbo act small.
Put my Stewart Warner electronic fuel pressure gauge and it read 19psi, what!?! I bought a mechanical gauge after work and measured that too and it said 36 so that's where it should be. The pressure doesn't rise when I removed the vacuum line so it might be stuck on the vacuum side. Now I'm wondering if the electric gauge I've used for the last 6 years is bad or out of calibration or what. I'm concerned now my fuel pressure on the 2+2 is way high now. Anyways, boost does make the fuel pressure rise so that's good news.
I'll put that new narrowband o2 on this week when it shows up and if it doesn't work I'll swap the coil and module and see if that helps.
Ordered a o2 senser so I'll change that this week. Car for sure has a miss at idle but the plugs look good. It seems like it gets worse when it's warm so it leads me to think it's a coil or module.
Put a boost gauge on and it makes boost pretty easy, at least easier than my draw through Cutlass. Makes 5lbs pretty easy and 10 isn't hard either even at half throttle. I bet that extra 20 cubic inch over the 3.8 really makes that turbo act small.
Put my Stewart Warner electronic fuel pressure gauge and it read 19psi, what!?! I bought a mechanical gauge after work and measured that too and it said 36 so that's where it should be. The pressure doesn't rise when I removed the vacuum line so it might be stuck on the vacuum side. Now I'm wondering if the electric gauge I've used for the last 6 years is bad or out of calibration or what. I'm concerned now my fuel pressure on the 2+2 is way high now. Anyways, boost does make the fuel pressure rise so that's good news.
I'll put that new narrowband o2 on this week when it shows up and if it doesn't work I'll swap the coil and module and see if that helps.