On warm up engine revs up to 2.5k and back down to 1.5k constantly
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On warm up engine revs up to 2.5k and back down to 1.5k constantly
hello everyone, here I am again asking for expertise.
So recently I've been working on my s2k, disasembelled the entire head assembly had it rebuild, had a few issues like a dink on the piston which I was able to polish out very easy, damaged head after getting it rebuilt and was later repaired which looked awesome. Anyway after I rebuilt the head. I turned it over and it started! I was happy as heck. However yes there is a however, my car starting to rev up and down from 3k to 1k approximately. I was making sure I can bleed the radiator for a while which I believe can be the cause of that issue. Any ideas? I did get a check engine light but it did not flash which makes me think it's not the misfire codes I was getting before I rebuilt the head.
let me know what you think I would appreciate the input as I would love to have my s2000 back on the road. The battery died from turning
it off and on a few times and having it sit on carboad for allost
three months and it was old.
thanks
So recently I've been working on my s2k, disasembelled the entire head assembly had it rebuild, had a few issues like a dink on the piston which I was able to polish out very easy, damaged head after getting it rebuilt and was later repaired which looked awesome. Anyway after I rebuilt the head. I turned it over and it started! I was happy as heck. However yes there is a however, my car starting to rev up and down from 3k to 1k approximately. I was making sure I can bleed the radiator for a while which I believe can be the cause of that issue. Any ideas? I did get a check engine light but it did not flash which makes me think it's not the misfire codes I was getting before I rebuilt the head.
let me know what you think I would appreciate the input as I would love to have my s2000 back on the road. The battery died from turning
it off and on a few times and having it sit on carboad for allost
three months and it was old.
thanks
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hello everyone, here I am again asking for expertise.
So recently I've been working on my s2k, disasembelled the entire head assembly had it rebuild, had a few issues like a dink on the piston which I was able to polish out very easy, damaged head after getting it rebuilt and was later repaired which looked awesome. Anyway after I rebuilt the head. I turned it over and it started! I was happy as heck. However yes there is a however, my car starting to rev up and down from 3k to 1k approximately. I was making sure I can bleed the radiator for a while which I believe can be the cause of that issue. Any ideas? I did get a check engine light but it did not flash which makes me think it's not the misfire codes I was getting before I rebuilt the head.
let me know what you think I would appreciate the input as I would love to have my s2000 back on the road. The battery died from turning
it off and on a few times and having it sit on carboad for allost
three months and it was old.
thanks
So recently I've been working on my s2k, disasembelled the entire head assembly had it rebuild, had a few issues like a dink on the piston which I was able to polish out very easy, damaged head after getting it rebuilt and was later repaired which looked awesome. Anyway after I rebuilt the head. I turned it over and it started! I was happy as heck. However yes there is a however, my car starting to rev up and down from 3k to 1k approximately. I was making sure I can bleed the radiator for a while which I believe can be the cause of that issue. Any ideas? I did get a check engine light but it did not flash which makes me think it's not the misfire codes I was getting before I rebuilt the head.
let me know what you think I would appreciate the input as I would love to have my s2000 back on the road. The battery died from turning
it off and on a few times and having it sit on carboad for allost
three months and it was old.
thanks
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I will today when I get a chance after work. A vacuum leak could be anywhere? What do you mean by hourly? I forgot to mention that I did forget to bolt back one bolt on the intake manifold would that be a possibility?
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I can’t give you very specific reasons why this happens but I have experienced it occasionally when performing IACV cleans. Idle just bounces to 3k and down over and over. Has happened to me at least twice and I didn’t have any vacuum leaks.
What has solved it for me is taking it on a short highway highway drive and ripping through the first three gears. Once I roll off the highway things seem to be back to normal. Can’t explain it.
Sorry I don’t have more precise information.
What has solved it for me is taking it on a short highway highway drive and ripping through the first three gears. Once I roll off the highway things seem to be back to normal. Can’t explain it.
Sorry I don’t have more precise information.
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[left]Yeah it has iacv. Problem has been fixed it was the lose intake mani bolts.
tighten them and immediatley went away. She is stronger than ever and love the improved horse power from the head rebuild
tighten them and immediatley went away. She is stronger than ever and love the improved horse power from the head rebuild
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