juddering acceleration
juddering acceleration
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nickyboyblue

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7 posts

262 months

Monday 5th April 2004
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my cerbie 4.2 judders when touching the accelerator (eg when in traffic) which makes the car a pig to drive! 3 lots of new throttle pots and one new linkage in last three months but still the problem pursists - Help!!!! How to solve the problem?? ideas gratfully received ?!?

GCerbera

5,161 posts

273 months

Monday 5th April 2004
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Could be a fuel issue, but the throttle pots normally are to blame.


Of course it might be down to who has set the car up and you would be wise to email
privately who has done it if they are well known?

I can certainly recommend a few people who would sort the car as I am sure others would.

Let me know
Graham
TCR The Cerbera Register

www.TVR-Cerbera.com

kojak69

4,547 posts

275 months

Monday 5th April 2004
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I've just put some new Magnecour HT leads on mine, plus throttle pots changed. It now runs a lot better.

andy4200

5,104 posts

295 months

Monday 5th April 2004
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just had my car serviced at austec and the adjusted/balanced the throttle pots and now the car is as smooth as a baby's a**e

Jnr

483 posts

273 months

Monday 5th April 2004
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Have a look at THIS thread...

Seems to be caused by the rod linking both banks together being a bit of a floosie....


Jnr

j_s_g

6,177 posts

272 months

Monday 5th April 2004
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Plenty of things it could be... poor (95 RON) fuel, throttle pots, lambda sensors (in theory), HT leads, spark plugs, maybe even valve clearances??

darreni

4,320 posts

292 months

Monday 5th April 2004
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I'm thinking of knocking up a rose jointed linkage, using the existing rod but fitting female rose joints to the ends instead of the ball & socket arrangement.
Anyone know the thread size on the linkage?, i'm thinking M4 but we are talking TVR so its possibly some extinct impearial thread.
Anyone know for sure?

Darren.

Tatlow

187 posts

268 months

Monday 5th April 2004
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j_s_g said:
Plenty of things it could be... poor (95 RON) fuel, throttle pots, lambda sensors (in theory), HT leads, spark plugs, maybe even valve clearances??


Yeah, I've had similar problems, particularly a misfire on certain cylinders until the revs are up and then they all fire in to life and give you a punch in the back. It can be lots of things that cause it.

It's definitely a garage job. Try Topcats or TVR Power - they'll sort it out. Good luck!

arcbeer

485 posts

285 months

Tuesday 6th April 2004
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Throttle pot settings and replacing HT leads sorted mine out.