Most likely it is something that
causes ignition timing fault (not fuel).
Not exact matches
Goper reation according to the Divine Word of God Genesis 1 science in CAPS; FIRST
CAUSE «In the beginning God» (v1)-- we are given the first cause, causation BIG BANG «created the heavens and the earth» (v1)-- matter and energy created, singularity establishing time and space «Earth dark formless mass «(v 2)-- chaotic sub atomic particles STAR IGNITION «Let there be light» (Day One)-- God was the light or light from reionizing the universe PLANETARY ACCRETION = > EARTH, MOON = > WATER = > ATMOSPERE «Separated the waters to make atmosphere» (Day Two)-- molten earth or water forming atmosphere as c
CAUSE «In the beginning God» (v1)-- we are given the first
cause, causation BIG BANG «created the heavens and the earth» (v1)-- matter and energy created, singularity establishing time and space «Earth dark formless mass «(v 2)-- chaotic sub atomic particles STAR IGNITION «Let there be light» (Day One)-- God was the light or light from reionizing the universe PLANETARY ACCRETION = > EARTH, MOON = > WATER = > ATMOSPERE «Separated the waters to make atmosphere» (Day Two)-- molten earth or water forming atmosphere as c
cause, causation BIG BANG «created the heavens and the earth» (v1)-- matter and energy created, singularity establishing
time and space «Earth dark formless mass «(v 2)-- chaotic sub atomic particles STAR
IGNITION «Let there be light» (Day One)-- God was the light or light from reionizing the universe PLANETARY ACCRETION = > EARTH, MOON = > WATER = > ATMOSPERE «Separated the waters to make atmosphere» (Day Two)-- molten earth or water forming atmosphere as cools.
One possible
cause might be the 16 - year old, slightly mechanically stretched
timing chain that gets the «right» amount of additional elongation from the warm engine that puts the engine
timing and more specifically the
ignition timing out.
Probably the most common
cause of that is a head gasket with a leak between the two, which could be
caused by high compression / detonation (there are several possible
causes for that including incorrect
ignition timing, low octane gasoline), an engine overheat, uneven head bolt torques and / or a defective head gasket.
My 1998 Mazda 626 GF 2L ATX has zero
ignition timing at idle when fully warmed up
causing a rough idle condition.
The result is an incorrect air - fuel mixture than can create a number of problems, such as hard starting, a rough idle, hesitation, misfiring or a drop in fuel economy — issues that could, without proper diagnosis, seem to have other
causes, such as incorrect
ignition timing or fouled spark plugs.
Most of the
time, a hard start is
caused by a restriction of fuel or
ignition timing problems.
Most of the
time, slow cranking is
caused by
ignition timing that is too far advanced than...
The noise you may be hearing is a pre
ignition ping
caused by a combination of a lean fuel to air mixture and advanced
ignition timing.
The lack of response to the accelerator pedal has quite a few potential
causes that would have to be sorted out in a diagnostic including, just as a few examples, plugged fuel injectors, faulty oxygen sensors, fuel pump and / or filter, vacuum leaks including that
caused by a faulty EGR system,
ignition system malfunctions, bad valve
timing if the
timing belt or chain is worn or skipped, blocked exhaust (e.g., catalytic converter fails or becomes clogged), a faulty airflow sensor or throttle position sensor, and so forth.
Loss of power on acceleration can be due to plugged fuel injectors, faulty oxygen sensors, fuel pump and / or filter, vacuum leaks including that
caused by a faulty EGR system,
ignition system malfunctions, bad valve
timing if the
timing belt or...