Pops and bangs
Discussion
I had a back fire last week and sounds like its blown a gasket joint on the exhaust. Since then (goes in for a service next week so was going o get it sorted then), often after lift off I will get a bang or two. (Car does run a bit rich)
Could it be that the now hole in the gasket sucks in air to the exhaust and mixes with un burnt fuel and ignites.
Or is something else up?
Bondy
Could it be that the now hole in the gasket sucks in air to the exhaust and mixes with un burnt fuel and ignites.
Or is something else up?
Bondy
ultimaybe said:
Just a possibilty that someone else will need to confirm or shoot down:
Is there a lambda sensor in the exhaust? This might be seeing more Oxygen than it should and forcing the mixture to richen up?
Might then cause backfire.
Mine is an after market ECU and I do have a wide band lambda on one bank. All is well on that front. Bumbled into my old mapper at goodwood today and he confirmed that if an exhaust gasket has gone then pulling air into the exhaust will cause these pops. As its only started since the blow in the exhaust it must be that. Is there a lambda sensor in the exhaust? This might be seeing more Oxygen than it should and forcing the mixture to richen up?
Might then cause backfire.
Will see when the gasket is replaced.
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