Danny350z Posted January 22, 2007 Posted January 22, 2007 I've only had my 350z a few weeks (53 plate, 30k on clock) and I'm noticing a bit of an issue. When I put my foot down (think I've only noticed it in 3rd gear), occasionally there seems to be a sudden lack of power (best way to describe it). Clutch slipping perhaps? Edit: Balls, wrong forum. Quote
Removed Posted January 22, 2007 Posted January 22, 2007 slip light on? that would explain it. PS moved Quote
Danny350z Posted January 22, 2007 Author Posted January 22, 2007 slip light on? that would explain it. PS moved Nope, no lights on. Thanks for moving btw Quote
Sylvester Posted January 23, 2007 Posted January 23, 2007 Do the revs increase ? If you had clutch slip the revs would go up but you would not accelerate as quickly as usual. Expect you might also get a nice smell in the cabin. Quote
Zzzz... Posted January 23, 2007 Posted January 23, 2007 Flat spot under acceleration could be air flow mass meter sensor fault mis-reading? If you accelerate hard you inject loads of fuel but if the air feed is not enough or the sensor takes a long time to realise the throttle input, it might not be feeding enough air , then suddenly the sensor catches up and corrects... (I am not tecchie but i heard of this kind of effect) have you been tinkering in the engine bay, with air induction kits? is the air flow mass sensor cables or connectors damaged? could it be injectors not responding correctly? Have you had the exhaust replaced, (gas flow leak, chages in pressure in the exhaust...) hummm me thinks a diagnostics kit could be usefull... Quote
Danny350z Posted January 23, 2007 Author Posted January 23, 2007 Haven't noticed the revs increase as it happens completely random and is over rather quickly. I'll keep my eyes open next time, or attempt to. There is occassionally a nasty whiff though. Zzzz... I haven't messed with anything, I've only had the car 4 weeks and it's supposed to be standard. I might take it in for a check up (it had it's P3 a few weeks before I bought it) and get the clutch, air flow, etc checked. Quote
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