Hi. Im new to this board, Ive been reading it for quite a while now& find it to be very helpful. About a month ago I bought a 93 Z34 Auto with 168,000 km on it.
When the engine is cold, it fires right up, idles erratically, with the RPM's slowly increasing till about 2000-2500rpm. I've even had it bounce off the rev limiter a couple of times. When the engine is warm it usually wont start unless I use the gas pedal. During acceleration the motor hesitates between idle right up to around 3000rpm but when cruising along the car runs really well.
The parts Ive replaced to try to correct this problem are:
Intake Manifold Gasket, Plenum gasket, EGR valve & gaskets, Spark Plugs & Wires, Thermostat, IAC Valve, TPS, PCV Valve, Vacuum line from plenum to Master cylinder, Fuel Injector O-rings, fuel filter and air filter.
I've also cleaned out the EGR port in the plenum.
I've had another ECM tried in it at a shop and it made no difference.
The previous owner said that he & a friend changed the timing belt themselves. Is it possible that they didn't achieve the correct timing when they put the new belt on, causing these symptoms?
I also haven't changed the O2 sensor, so it could be a possibility. Maybe a clogged cat? I don't know what to do next.
Thanks for taking the time to read my long post. I'd appreciate any input you have.
When the engine is cold, it fires right up, idles erratically, with the RPM's slowly increasing till about 2000-2500rpm. I've even had it bounce off the rev limiter a couple of times. When the engine is warm it usually wont start unless I use the gas pedal. During acceleration the motor hesitates between idle right up to around 3000rpm but when cruising along the car runs really well.
The parts Ive replaced to try to correct this problem are:
Intake Manifold Gasket, Plenum gasket, EGR valve & gaskets, Spark Plugs & Wires, Thermostat, IAC Valve, TPS, PCV Valve, Vacuum line from plenum to Master cylinder, Fuel Injector O-rings, fuel filter and air filter.
I've also cleaned out the EGR port in the plenum.
I've had another ECM tried in it at a shop and it made no difference.
The previous owner said that he & a friend changed the timing belt themselves. Is it possible that they didn't achieve the correct timing when they put the new belt on, causing these symptoms?
I also haven't changed the O2 sensor, so it could be a possibility. Maybe a clogged cat? I don't know what to do next.
Thanks for taking the time to read my long post. I'd appreciate any input you have.
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