93 B2200 intermittent sputtering while accelerating
I just bought a '93 B2200. It sputters intermittently while I am accelerating, this is especially worse when it is cold. When I first bought it, the car never really warms up, so it sputters a lot more. Since then, I changed the thermostat and it warms up much quicker and once warm the sputtering is minimal. Any idea what could be causing this?
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My old 94 B3000 would sputter when cold and damp. I sprayed my wires down with Krown and it would be good for 6 months. It could be the wires.
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Originally Posted by RmAaNzGdEaR
(Post 99202)
My old 94 B3000 would sputter when cold and damp. I sprayed my wires down with Krown and it would be good for 6 months. It could be the wires.
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Oooh yeah. I say it's the wires, but really I doused the cap and everything related to the spark.
There's another product called dry'n'go or something like that.... silicone based or something. Anyway.. that's my story. I also had an old ranger (86) and one day it quit. Burned out the module. Apparently, if a little corrosion gets between the cooling plate and the distributor, the module will overheat and fail. I don't know if yours has that trinket or not, but I learned the 80.00 way to make sure there's silicone grease in between there. |
try "intake medic" ... it's a gunk product. spray oh half a can into the air intake while someone revs the engine from 2-4 thousand rpm. i was sputtering, or what i call "misfiring" ... maybe the same thing. it's like 10 bucks, and it can't hurt. how many km on it?
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