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bogging out problem
Saturday, February 26, 2005 1:12 AM
i havea problem, car acts up now, it feels liek a missfire, or liek running outa gas, but it is not. i get 2 engine codes, one for a camshaft sensor, and another for a crankshaft sensor. the car buckes really bad in random spurts. i know those 2 sensors keet the spark and injectors fireing correctly. has anyone had this problem? or is there anyhting i can look for??

Fireboy153
Brady Fire Co. - Station 150
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Re: bogging out problem
Saturday, February 26, 2005 12:13 PM
Did you change your plugs recently? You may have put in the wrong ones.


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Re: bogging out problem
Saturday, February 26, 2005 5:27 PM
Or if you have the 2.4 you could have put the idi cover on wrong..(make sure the boots are on tight) I've done that... lol
Re: bogging out problem
Monday, March 21, 2005 6:12 AM
the accel coil was the culpret here....

Fireboy153
Brady Fire Co. - Station 150
Long Live The Sunflower! (yea its not so "cool")
Re: bogging out problem
Tuesday, March 29, 2005 5:37 PM
the accel coil,what is that,my car doing same
Re: bogging out problem
Tuesday, March 29, 2005 7:56 PM
The accel coil, if I am right, he's talking about the 2 coils located in the spark plug cover.

1. Pull each spark plug one at a time and double check if they are dark, oily, or brown chocolate. If they are all brown chocolate, the plugs are still good.
2. The coils are harder to check, keep them as your last resort
3. Have you played with timing? Timing can have such an impact on a motor
4. The crankcase code can come on if the air/oil separator is clogged. Usually this
problem is obvious as you will get oil leakage from some of the gaskets. I
don't remember where most of the oil will come out from but look around your
motor for oil sipping on the edges of gaskets.




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