I have just completed a cylinder head swap (head gasket blew so I took the opportunity to get a skimmed and ported head - crazy I know but I dont have the time to do an engine swap) . I also replaced the coil packs and the plugs and leads. Also fitted a stainless steel manifold (it has 2 holes for the lamda sensor - I have not yet tried the second one)
I put it all together and hit the start button and it revved straight to 6000rpm and sat there.
I checked this forum and found some ideas - here is what I have done so far
1. Swapped the Idler control unit for a spare (slightly different end on the spare - round plastic instead of a metal point)
2. Check throttle cable is loose
3. tested sealing around manifold using wd40 (engine should slow down if wd40 is drawing into it)
4. resealed throttle body.
5. Disconnected the battery for 24 hours
After all the extra work I still have the revving problem
Buggy was running lumpy just prior to the repair and I did see damage to the old head gasket.
It runs on a GSR induction kit and a sparky5 throttle body and both were prefect BEFORE the work.
I put it all together and hit the start button and it revved straight to 6000rpm and sat there.
I checked this forum and found some ideas - here is what I have done so far
1. Swapped the Idler control unit for a spare (slightly different end on the spare - round plastic instead of a metal point)
2. Check throttle cable is loose
3. tested sealing around manifold using wd40 (engine should slow down if wd40 is drawing into it)
4. resealed throttle body.
5. Disconnected the battery for 24 hours
After all the extra work I still have the revving problem
Buggy was running lumpy just prior to the repair and I did see damage to the old head gasket.
It runs on a GSR induction kit and a sparky5 throttle body and both were prefect BEFORE the work.
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