Another tip-in jerking question........
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Maybe that's what it's doing.. I would try a different distributor. It may be a shot in the dark, but it seems that everything is for you at this point. I had a distributor go bad on me a week or so ago on a dyno. It would run fine in the low rpm's, but as soon as it hit 5200 it would start cutting out. Replaced the distributor, and viola. Does your tach bounce at all?
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No, rpm's increase in a good way. When the hessitation happens, vss and rpm look ok. I'm getting a distributor tomorrow night, I'll try that. Why I'm sure that it should be the distributor is because if I recall, there's a cam position type sensor and other random sensors/triggers on the distributor, so if one of those is bad, then ignition might be off as well, specially since the tip in jerking is not always fuel related....
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Well, tried another borrowed distributor, and sadly this one wasn't working at all. The dizzy came off a obd2 b16, but the car wouldn't even start with it. Maybe this dizzy is bad, or maybe a b16 unit will not work on a type r, but I always thought b16 and b18c's were interchangeable. I ordered a new one, will get it today in the afternoon, so we'll see.......
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Ok, so I ordered a new distributor. This one does work, but again(after a million said times), THE PROBLEM IS STILL PRESENT!!! I'm just giving up, and suck it up, I guess. I've already done anything I can possibly do, and no results at all, so that's the end of that. Thank you all very much for your help.......
just a shot in the dark but what about mechanical problems? i.e. vacuum leak, low compression, blown head gasket on a cyl, i am an automotive tech and i have come across some weird stuff like this just on stock vehicles, import and domestic. a couple of months ago i had a Chevy s-10 with a 4.3l vortec motor come in with a similar problem, it idled fine and 50% throttle and up was good, but light throttle and cruising it had a slight miss, the customer had replaced the distributor, plugs, wires, cap, and rotor, coil, module, spider injector assy, and the mass air flow sensor, and he was still having the same problem, i pulled all of the plug and one of the cyls plug was fuel fowled, so i did a compression test and found that cyl was 37 psi lower than the lowest cyl, which the other 5 cylinders were within 8 psi of each other. i did a smoke test and the smoke was coming from the tail pipe, i pulled the head and there it was, there was a crack in the valve seat, and that was causing the whole problem. so the moral of the story is, don't look to deep and forget about the simple stuff!!! Ive been turning wrenches for 9 years now and Ive done it, car comes in running like shit, no check engine light on, start testing electrical components, to find out everything is in working order, and it was all caused by a vacuum leak or something stupid and simple. so make sure you check the basics before giving up. keep your head up bro!!!
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from what Ive read in this post he has gone through everything electrical and ecu related, yet nothing that has to do with the motor, or mechanical system. just an observation, it doesnt hurt to check before giving up.
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here is a perfect example......read this post http://forum.ectune.com/viewtopic.php?t=2022 a d-series complaining that he can get it to rev past 7200 or something around there, he went the everything in ectune software wise assuming it was a problem there and come to find out his motor dropped a valve, i dont know how he didnt hear it but its a good example of it being mechanical problems when he assumed it to be software problems. sorry guy whom made this post to use you as a example, just trying to make a point
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the possibility's are endless, and he has eliminated the electrical aspect of it i.e. dissy, injectors, ect., ect., ...... he cant correct it by changing parameters in ectune, so make sure your engine is mechanically sound and eliminate that possibility, then if everything is good then lean to it being a software issue. its a possess of elimination.
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Thanks alot for the good support!! I know I shouldn't give up, it's just so frustrating not to be albe to fix this sh1t problem. All I did with crome was make a bin file using the type r map, adjusted fuel, ignition is pretty much stock, and that was it.I really can't work on the car too much, it's getting real cold. I'll repost the cal and log, and do a compression test as soon as I get a new heater for the garage. Thanks.....