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rzedman 09-14-2007 10:15 AM

'01 Protege 1.6L engine "bucking"
 
New to the group and need some help trying to diagnose a problem with my 2001 Protege 1.6L. A few weeks back, the engine was "bucking" (loss of power) at high engine rpm. I removed and cleaned the EGR valve and the problem was solved until now. Now the problem is more severe and any engine rpm speed and causes the engine to stall as well. Any help would be appreciated!

KRN 05-29-2012 01:43 PM

engine bucking
 
Check the air intake hose carefully for cracks and leaks. I have had 3 "accordian like" intake hoses crack and leak on Proteges causing randon engine "bucking" . If the hose is cracked - just duct tape it together until you can order a new intake hose. A leaking hose causes the mixture to lean out.

tradosaurus 06-15-2012 10:51 PM


Originally Posted by KRN (Post 129168)
Check the air intake hose carefully for cracks and leaks. I have had 3 "accordian like" intake hoses crack and leak on Proteges causing randon engine "bucking" . If the hose is cracked - just duct tape it together until you can order a new intake hose. A leaking hose causes the mixture to lean out.

Wow! A response to a 5 yr old post. I wonder if the OP is still alive? :)

UseYourNoggin 06-16-2012 07:59 AM

DAMN THREAD SORT is Alphabetical
 
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Originally Posted by tradosaurus (Post 129478)
Wow! A response to a 5 yr old post. I wonder if the OP is still alive? :)

Unfortunately, the default listing when viewing threads is alphabetical, not by date. After selecting a thread to view, you must click on column "Last Post" to re-arrange by current date. I have mentioned this but i guess it's not important. https://www.mazdaforum.com/forum/maz...07/#post128694

KRN 06-16-2012 12:34 PM

I still find value in the old posts and I read and respond to any relavent posts I find. There are still many Proteges out there and I strongly suspect this problem gets worse with age. Keep those Proteges alive and well!

Jason 323 04-28-2020 09:55 AM

Ticking sound in engine
 

Originally Posted by KRN (Post 129482)
I still find value in the old posts and I read and respond to any relavent posts I find. There are still many Proteges out there and I strongly suspect this problem gets worse with age. Keep those Proteges alive and well!

Have any ideas ?


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