fule pressure regulater hose
Originally Posted by MyGreenMax94


Originally Posted by MyGreenMax94




this is the hose behind the plenum i have it run to the vacuum gallery line that connects to the fuel pressure regulator hose. the vaccum gallery is those goldish lines that run behind the throttle body
Originally Posted by 92 Max
On my 92 SE 5spd the fuel pressure regulator vacuum hose connects to the nipple with the gold tag that says don't remove when engine is hot or words to that effect.
http://s6.photobucket.com/albums/y21...=VIDEO_023.flv
in this video you can see were it begins to start skipping and shaking and so4th.
in this video you can see were it begins to start skipping and shaking and so4th.
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That thing sounds terrrible dude!!!
Sounds like it's only running on 2 cylinders/w a bunch of crap hooked up wrong...
Where do you live in georgia?
For the right price i can come down and help you out maybe?
That thing sounds terrrible dude!!!
Sounds like it's only running on 2 cylinders/w a bunch of crap hooked up wrong...
Where do you live in georgia?
For the right price i can come down and help you out maybe?
not in georgia right now. supposed to go back in two weeks but at this rate doesnt look to good. im in sc. i no i have one bad coil as it was cracked at the stem (rear coil) i have to check the other two. ive been looking for replacements.
The only thing that sticks out to me is in SUC50768, where there should be a nozzle instead of just a hose on that small valve at the back of the plenum. Thats the one you asked about here: http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=525925
Yeah sort-of
, its a tiny thing and sits there connected by a short hose. Take off the hose there now and block off that port on the plenum, check how it runs. You can just stand right there and pull the trottle manually while holding a finger over the hole, and see if its any smoother.
I'm still betting on the coils.
, its a tiny thing and sits there connected by a short hose. Take off the hose there now and block off that port on the plenum, check how it runs. You can just stand right there and pull the trottle manually while holding a finger over the hole, and see if its any smoother.I'm still betting on the coils.
Originally Posted by mooze
got any pix?
If the coil is so-so then it will run decent sometimes. If this has been an ongoing thing, then its probably bad already so its like running with 5 cylinders. It will be tolerable at idle, and shake like crazy at higher RPMs because there is no balance in the engine and you have 2 cylinders working against 3.
Disconnect the coil harness while its running and see if it changes, most likely there will be no difference.
Disconnect the coil harness while its running and see if it changes, most likely there will be no difference.
Originally Posted by mikekantor
If the coil is so-so then it will run decent sometimes. If this has been an ongoing thing, then its probably bad already so its like running with 5 cylinders. It will be tolerable at idle, and shake like crazy at higher RPMs because there is no balance in the engine and you have 2 cylinders working against 3.
Disconnect the coil harness while its running and see if it changes, most likely there will be no difference.
Disconnect the coil harness while its running and see if it changes, most likely there will be no difference.
Originally Posted by mikekantor
Disconnect the opposite coil, and both their injectors. Then drive around your V4 Maxima until new coils ship in, it will run a bit smoother than on 5 cylinders.
You mean you dont want to pull the plenum just for kicks?
The cable going to the rear injectors actually connects to a single harness thats not under the plenum, but it may be tricky to block the pins for a single injector.
I guess leave that injector alone for now, it will just spew out a bit of fuel, but disconnecting stuff on the opposite cylinder should make the car slightly more "driveable" while you wait.
The cable going to the rear injectors actually connects to a single harness thats not under the plenum, but it may be tricky to block the pins for a single injector.
I guess leave that injector alone for now, it will just spew out a bit of fuel, but disconnecting stuff on the opposite cylinder should make the car slightly more "driveable" while you wait.
i unplugged the others does seem a bit more stable but idk i think ill just wait it out. im off for today and 2morrow, my girl is working both days so i really have no place to go. patience is the key
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