No improvement despite refurbished throttle bodies

No improvement despite refurbished throttle bodies

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K4TRV

1,819 posts

252 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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m4tti said:
So what was the problem...
^^ +1 ^^ ???

Jhonno

5,772 posts

141 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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K4TRV said:
m4tti said:
So what was the problem...
^^ +1 ^^ ???
+2!

RFC1

1,107 posts

197 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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+3. !!!!!!

Tvr Power

1,076 posts

206 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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K4TRV said:
^^ +1 ^^ ???
Bad earths to both lambdas and a lot of patients setting throttle linkages job done !

Dom

Basil Brush

5,083 posts

263 months

Friday 2nd August 2013
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Living up to your new slogan again Dom.

Tvr Power

1,076 posts

206 months

Saturday 3rd August 2013
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Basil Brush said:
Living up to your new slogan again Dom.
All in a easy days work wink

Dom

K4TRV

1,819 posts

252 months

Saturday 3rd August 2013
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Tvr Power said:
Bad earths to both lambdas and a lot of patients setting throttle linkages job done !

Dom
Many thanks Dom.

T

twinreal

300 posts

155 months

Sunday 4th August 2013
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I assume throttle bodies with linkage wear was the initial cause now ?
Looking forward to change mine.

Tvr Power

1,076 posts

206 months

Sunday 4th August 2013
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twinreal said:
I assume throttle bodies with linkage wear was the initial cause now ?
Looking forward to change mine.
Most defiantly

Dom

PascalBuyens

2,868 posts

282 months

Monday 12th August 2013
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Glad to hear your car is sorted George.

twinreal

300 posts

155 months

Tuesday 19th August 2014
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Finally, after a long odyssée of trial and error in finding the cause of hesitating/shunting at revs about 2000-3000 rpm, all is sorted again !
Short story:

- took off bodies, cleaned and put back in with the Powers flange gaskets.
- don't know how often i synchronized the airflow - can make it blind since.
- new throttle pots although the old ones were def ok.
- new lambdas - old ones were also ok.
- At last tried a set of bodies from a Tuscan MK2 --> problem sorted BUT had a new now: fallback to idle was too slow :-(
- Cleaned linkages, used gallons of wd40, readjusted throttle spring to have more tension --> nothing
- Recentered/loctited all butterflies --> nothing


I then decided to send my original bodies to Andy. They were soda blasted and he did the ball bearing mod.
He did a great job and sent them back much quicker than i expected ! Looking like new ones:




Now all problems are sorted ! No more hesitating/shunting (ok to be fair, 90% less than before - it's a speed six :-) ). Slow fallback to idle problem sorted ! Revving up/down is now quicker than ever.
I can highly recommend Andys work. He is a very helpful chap. He even ordered new throttle springs for me to let me save the postage to germany.


Thomas