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noblesparky

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2,152 posts

212 months

Wednesday 21st January 2009
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Hi all, please look after me now I am in the clan, I picked up my gto3 tuesday and it goes fantastic on the motorway, around town though , if you are cuising at fairly low revs and gently or really push your foot down it slows down jerks about etc etc and is generally unhappy, any ideas?

art411y

832 posts

249 months

Wednesday 21st January 2009
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hello matey.hope you enjoy it.sounds like your car could do with a trip to the rollers

sjc

16,401 posts

299 months

Wednesday 21st January 2009
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Lamda sensor pins?

noblesparky

Original Poster:

2,152 posts

212 months

Wednesday 21st January 2009
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sjc said:
Lamda sensor pins?

Does this sound expensive?

worty

2,202 posts

254 months

Wednesday 21st January 2009
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If thats the issue it shouldn't be. The part is seventy quid or so and its just a plug/screw in jobbie

worty

noblesparky

Original Poster:

2,152 posts

212 months

Wednesday 21st January 2009
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Thanks for that, cos as it is, it can buck like a kangaroo

D_G

1,939 posts

238 months

Wednesday 21st January 2009
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Doubt it's the lambdas mate, sounds more like ignition problem if jerking/missing when accelerating from low revs.

Dave

jimbooo

334 posts

216 months

Wednesday 21st January 2009
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hi. Mines doing exactly the same thing but seems to pass once warmed up. It's due for a service so i'll update you once i get it sorted what ever it is. In mine it's worst when pulling away from junctions its like there's a blockage in the injectors and when you floor it something is dislodged and its fine. For a bit until you slow down again. It does it for about 5 miles every morning.

noblesparky

Original Poster:

2,152 posts

212 months

Wednesday 21st January 2009
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Yes mine is not too good when it is cold but I got that with the exige I just got rid of and learnt to live with it for 5 minutes

gaz 7404

326 posts

234 months

Wednesday 21st January 2009
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Welcome fellow nobler.When was the last time it had new plugs? Gaz.

noblesparky

Original Poster:

2,152 posts

212 months

Wednesday 21st January 2009
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It had its 30000 mile service (car actually done 25000 miles) last June but car has only done 300 miles in last 6 months

NobleGuy

7,133 posts

244 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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Could be plugs, coil or HT. A few have had hesitations in the past and the majority sound as if they were minor ignition issues in those areas. I think mine was a coil pack which was solved for about £30.

joust

14,622 posts

288 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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Plugs IMHO. Take them out and check gaps.

J

RobP

2,097 posts

270 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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Agree; check plugs first and if it's not that I would get it to a man-with-a-computer to diagnose the fault. Might save a lot of time messing about.

RobP

2,097 posts

270 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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Oh and welcome to the Nobility!

noblesparky

Original Poster:

2,152 posts

212 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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Thankyou Noblers, guess what I am doing this weekend!!!!

noblesparky

Original Poster:

2,152 posts

212 months

Friday 23rd January 2009
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Problem solved, when I bought the car the fuel sensor by the throttle body was replaced, unfortunately the pipes connecting around that area were connected wrongly, the genius that is at the TVR centre in Arkely took one look swapped it all around and she now goes like a dream, thanks for all your input Noblers

sjc

16,401 posts

299 months

Saturday 24th January 2009
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noblesparky said:
Problem solved, when I bought the car the fuel sensor by the throttle body was replaced, unfortunately the pipes connecting around that area were connected wrongly, the genius that is at the TVR centre in Arkely took one look swapped it all around and she now goes like a dream, thanks for all your input Noblers
Well done Skippy!

AMG Merc

11,955 posts

282 months

Saturday 24th January 2009
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noblesparky said:
Problem solved, when I bought the car the fuel sensor by the throttle body was replaced, unfortunately the pipes connecting around that area were connected wrongly, the genius that is at the TVR centre in Arkely took one look swapped it all around and she now goes like a dream, thanks for all your input Noblers
It is satisfying when you find a expert, isn't it! clap

RobP

2,097 posts

270 months

Saturday 24th January 2009
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sjc said:
noblesparky said:
Problem solved, when I bought the car the fuel sensor by the throttle body was replaced, unfortunately the pipes connecting around that area were connected wrongly, the genius that is at the TVR centre in Arkely took one look swapped it all around and she now goes like a dream, thanks for all your input Noblers
Well done Skippy!
Yep -top chap. Been looking after my car since new.