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Ae71 Running Like 90Year Old Dog Balls

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finally took my ae71 4ac for a drive, had to go and buy a new battery as the old one was screwed.

put the new battery in fired straight up and let it warm up for 20mins, sounded fine as i got it tuned like a month ago but as i took it for a test drive it just started to run like shit, skipping beat and i just don't know whats wrong with it. would it be that it hasnt gone for a drive for like 3 months?

any help is appreciated!

 

cheers, aaron

How long has it been sitting for? The fuel might be old and shitty.

 

Edit: Just read it hasn't been driven in 3 months, I'd be replacing the fuel.

Edited by rian

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almost 2 to 3 months since i filled it up last?

 

edit: yeh it might be old fuel, ill go get some tommorow and do i need to add that lead additive to it?

might even be a timing issue!

ill freshen it all up with new leads and spark plugs.

Edited by 84Co-Rolla

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just tested cylinders and the fourth isnt firing, also a milky oil cap so I'm guessing the head is cracket/gasket

:(

Edited by 84Co-Rolla

Not necessarily, it is most likely just moisture from sitting around, sort out the 4th cylinder and give it a good run to see if the oil clears up.

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puts my mind at ease^ haha ill take the spark and lead out to see if there is any spark or if the spark plug is wet, when engine is on. if wet then head gasket

Edited by 84Co-Rolla

if wet then head gasket

Not really.. if the plug is misfiring for any reason it might come out wet.

 

Check all the plugs and if one is wet then swap it with a good cyl and try it again.

 

If the missfire stays at that cyl then swap the lead. if it is still on that cyl then do a compression test... maybe a valve has jammed open from corrosion..

 

The head gasket usually fails between cyl 2 & 3.

Edited by altezzaclub

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ill give it a try tommorow morning, and ill update then, hopefully its just a lead or spark plug! fingers crossed haha

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