Took my 83 j90tlcte out for a test drive, post seafoam. Sure starts up easier and idles a lot smother. However it did not get rid of the misfire/ stutter above 4000rpm's. In fact after 5 years of ownership and running 4500 rpms, then 4300,(low end of spectrum I know) now down to 4100 at WOT.It always runs strong initially and then somewhere between 1hr and mid trip it starts to mi****. There is no stutter or stammer ever below 4000rpm's.The tach dosen't drop during misfire and briefly it will surge as if it is running properly. Lost a couple hundred after seafoam, although still have seafoam in tank.
I have replaced or had replaced p/p's, stator, timer base, secondary ignition coils, plugs , wires. I have pulled fuel tank and replaced lines to engine. Mechanics have been unable to replicate stammer in /at shop
All four plugs burn a light golden brown color. Plug housing's are zip tied to rubber housing to prevent grounding with hood latch.
I am going to rebuild fuel pump because I know I can do it, and then look to rebuild carbs. I read from clymers( i know, I know) that there were two different production runs on carbs. Any way to id whether 82 or 83 model easily so I can order rebuild kits. Any tips specific to these carbs for rebuild. I have read FAQ's on subject.
All plugs look same . Don't think I am getting h2o in cylinders. I am limited in electrical testing equipment.All I have is a multimeter.
Any and all insight into what is causing this mi**** and the lowish RPMS at WOT would be appreciated. Joe
I have replaced or had replaced p/p's, stator, timer base, secondary ignition coils, plugs , wires. I have pulled fuel tank and replaced lines to engine. Mechanics have been unable to replicate stammer in /at shop
All four plugs burn a light golden brown color. Plug housing's are zip tied to rubber housing to prevent grounding with hood latch.
I am going to rebuild fuel pump because I know I can do it, and then look to rebuild carbs. I read from clymers( i know, I know) that there were two different production runs on carbs. Any way to id whether 82 or 83 model easily so I can order rebuild kits. Any tips specific to these carbs for rebuild. I have read FAQ's on subject.
All plugs look same . Don't think I am getting h2o in cylinders. I am limited in electrical testing equipment.All I have is a multimeter.
Any and all insight into what is causing this mi**** and the lowish RPMS at WOT would be appreciated. Joe