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lumina shuddering
my lumina is now shuddering
it seems to be worse around 1500 rpm it only happens when car is in od or d and with converter locked i just recently changed injectors (reconditioned) the cars has around 200,000 mile after injectors were changed the car ran great idled great no missing then one of the injectors failed changed it seemed ok (but still kind of missed) then i noticed the spark plug wires were bad (arcing to the motor) so i changed those then i noticed the new wires were arcing from the boot that goes around plug to the motor i lubed up the front three and moved the boots down have to do the back yet i know this could be at least part of my problem i think i also have a little vac leak possibly (at the plenum gaskets) but could this cause the car (motor) to shake pretty bad once and a while its not idling like it was is low now around 400 to 500 it was idling around 750 and not missing (with the fresh injectors) the fuel pump has been recently changed as well as filter new ignition mod 2 new coils new iac motor new knock sensor new tps new crank sensor oh i do not have any check engine light on or codes other wires look good tach also seems to jump with the miss sometimes thanks for any help it is a 91 with a 3.1 4 speed auto |
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Re: lumina shuddering
A shudder in lock up is usually a bad lock up convertor or an engine stumble /misfire. Scan it and make sure fuel trims are normal and o'2 activity is good. remember an ign. misfire is worse when in lock up under slight load, cheap wires can haunt you here.
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Re: Re: lumina shuddering
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my olds cutlass ciera does the same the wires are arcing to block but not miss firing the new wires are leaking on my lumina and the old ones were too before injectors were bad too i'm sure but was not missing when all injectors were fresh |
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Re: lumina shuddering
Napa has a premium wire set so does Delco, these ign sytems can produce up to 80k volts at max demand quality wires are a must.
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Re: Re: lumina shuddering
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why would autozone not now that or make a product and sell it that wasn't up to par basterds |
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Autozone sells the cheapest parts they can secure, that is their business they may have a premium set of wires but you must ask for them specifically. You expect their counter clerks to be technically up on these issues, if they were that sharp they wouldn't be working at AZ! Remember these engines should also be running OE style AC plats, if not additional stress can be put on all the ignition components.
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Re: Re: lumina shuddering
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the car had champion plugs in it before i changed them to regular ac delcos but i didn't put in platnums the car ran fine untill injector went bad i just talked to az and they can get me a new set of wires for free double silicon or i could up grade to the bosch set i didn't get the cheepest wires but figuered middle of the road was the best bet i guess i was wrong i have the double silicon on there now will see about getting the bosch set i guess |
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Re: lumina shuddering
25-35k on non plats will be your plug life.
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