Hi from down under. Regular reader but this may be one of my first posts.
Ok. So I recently had a set of injectors replaced after a lack of power issue. The motor ran fine with increased power after the swap. There was a slight issue of it smelling a bit rich and sooty, but it wasnt an issue. It was also noticed that if revved, it would be fine when you blipped the throttle but above 3000rpm, it was a little slow to return to idle. I originally suspected the cable or return spring, but the quadrant returns quickly to rest.
It has got worse. After travelling down a long shallow hill on overrun, when I touched the throttle, the black smoke was very bad and the revs stayed high.
When you blip the throttle from idle, there is no issue, but if rev it to 3500rpm it drops revs very slowly. If you go above 3500 t o 4000 rpm, it runs away to full revs. It doesnt keep going but holds at full throttle. It shuts down it I switch off the ignition.
So Im over fuelling somehow. But Im at a loss. These didnt happen before the injector swap.
As usual, help is appreciated
Ok. So I recently had a set of injectors replaced after a lack of power issue. The motor ran fine with increased power after the swap. There was a slight issue of it smelling a bit rich and sooty, but it wasnt an issue. It was also noticed that if revved, it would be fine when you blipped the throttle but above 3000rpm, it was a little slow to return to idle. I originally suspected the cable or return spring, but the quadrant returns quickly to rest.
It has got worse. After travelling down a long shallow hill on overrun, when I touched the throttle, the black smoke was very bad and the revs stayed high.
When you blip the throttle from idle, there is no issue, but if rev it to 3500rpm it drops revs very slowly. If you go above 3500 t o 4000 rpm, it runs away to full revs. It doesnt keep going but holds at full throttle. It shuts down it I switch off the ignition.
So Im over fuelling somehow. But Im at a loss. These didnt happen before the injector swap.
As usual, help is appreciated
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