backfires when letting off gas
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[ January 15, 2002: Message edited by: Nightclaw ]</p>
Turned out to be a backed out spark plug.
its not a large backfire, sometimes its more of a small backfire, then some burbling. i have longtubes, but a stock muffler. just as long as nothing bad is going on.
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1) Your air injection pump is on (normal for first two minutes of a cold start). This is causing unburnt hydrocarbons to burn rapidly in your pipes = popping noise.
2) You have an exhaust leak and/or open cutout. See cause 1).
3) You are running a large cam and unspent fuel is passing through during overlap.
Anyone know of any others?
Also, I assume you mean exhaust backfire. Something in your intake manifold can be pretty serious since it's hard to do that on an EFI engine.
[ January 15, 2002: Message edited by: WeatherGuy ]</p>
<strong>Open cutout Roy? Yeah that's normal.</strong><hr></blockquote>
i havent run an open cutout on the street since the converter-just too loud when reving off the line. i do have the off road pipes on though <img src="gr_stretch.gif" border="0">
can you believe i got pulled over for loud exhuast out of a toll booth with this setup <img src="gr_eek2.gif" border="0"> I told the officer that the muffler was stock (which it is). i still got a written warning though. bastard cops.




