Problem with my MOTOR possibly a nitrous problem, please help!!!
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Problem with my MOTOR possibly a nitrous problem, please help!!!
I got a 2001 Prelude SH with AEM CAI, ZEX colder plugs, and 55 shot DRY, I also got axel back duals mufflers so I have little back pressure, or less at least. My motor feels like its struggling in vtec when I push it nor does it feel to pull as hard, when Im not on the nitrous and I dont really notice it when I am on the nitrous but it doesnt seem to pull as hard either. I dont know whats wrong, I havent been spraying for more than a month, but I have sprayed like 3 times in a row on occasions like twice. Thanks Do you think its due to the nitrous? I DO
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Re: Problem with my MOTOR possibly a nitrous problem, please help!!! (tzsir)
can you explain what a leakdown test is, and what does check your coolant for oil mean
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Re: Problem with my MOTOR possibly a nitrous problem, please help!!! (showlude)
it means that it sounds like you blew a head gasket or worse. Do a compression check
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Re: Problem with my MOTOR possibly a nitrous problem, please help!!! (showlude)
Do a compression test first. It'll clue you in if it's an internal problem, or some other problem.
It could be a number of things. Preludes have weak ringlands, so you might have blown that. Do you get any black/gray/white smoke out of the exhaust?
Or it could be as simple as a worn out clutch. (Let's hope it's just the clutch and not a costly engine rebuild)
It could be a number of things. Preludes have weak ringlands, so you might have blown that. Do you get any black/gray/white smoke out of the exhaust?
Or it could be as simple as a worn out clutch. (Let's hope it's just the clutch and not a costly engine rebuild)
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