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My Airwave when idling vibrate violently


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Even though I change to new coils and plugs.

 

It also lack power and it seem that the petrol flow is inconsistence.

 

My jb mechanic suspects that the fault is due to the injection stage.

 

Anyone knows where can I clean or change the injection (oil mouth)?

 

Yours inputs will be very much appreciated.

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fuel pump choke? if not spark plug never install properly?

Engine mount failure also can cause lack of power n heavy vibration.

 

You can try AK workshop at amk point lv 4. Steven should be able to help u troubleshoot.

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fuel pump choke? if not spark plug never install properly?

Engine mount failure also can cause lack of power n heavy vibration.

 

You can try AK workshop at amk point lv 4. Steven should be able to help u troubleshoot.

 

 

 

U could be right.

 

My mechanic mentioned about fuel not smooth.

 

New coils and plugs were changed today.

 

How much will it cost to clear the chokage?

 

What is the sympton for engine mount fault?

 

 

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engine mount failure stmptons, heavy vibration when idling n acceleration. sometime knocking sound can be heard. Lack of power.

 

bring to wk shop for a troubleshoot. usually checking for faulty mounting is FOC.

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engine mount failure stmptons, heavy vibration when idling n acceleration. sometime knocking sound can be heard. Lack of power.

 

bring to wk shop for a troubleshoot. usually checking for faulty mounting is FOC.

 

 

 

It seems to be having all the symptoms mentioned?

 

What is the cost to address this problem?

 

How about petrol pump chokage?

 

How will the car behave?

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Common problem for airwaves. Some of my khakis changed to silver spark plugs and apparently it helped. Do change your CVT oil too. Our airwaves used HMMF, not CVTC actually. This problem have been discussed often on the sgairwavers forum.

 

Another possibility is that your engine mounting is worn out. Need to replace them.

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Even though I change to new coils and plugs.

 

It also lack power and it seem that the petrol flow is inconsistence.

 

My jb mechanic suspects that the fault is due to the injection stage.

 

Anyone knows where can I clean or change the injection (oil mouth)?

 

Yours inputs will be very much appreciated.

What is the idling rpm ? Can try pouring a bottle of injection cleaner to confirm is it the injection problem.

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There are only a hand full of shops in Spore have such testers to take fuel pressure. Very sorry not able to help as I don't keep record of them.

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Even though I change to new coils and plugs.

 

It also lack power and it seem that the petrol flow is inconsistence.

 

My jb mechanic suspects that the fault is due to the injection stage.

 

Anyone knows where can I clean or change the injection (oil mouth)?

 

Yours inputs will be very much appreciated.

What's your car's mileage? Changed fuel pump or engine mounting before?

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Latest update.

 

My JB mechanic told me it is very likely the fuel injection fault.

 

The part that fuel enter into the engine.

 

Any bro had this problem before?

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Latest update.

 

My JB mechanic told me it is very likely the fuel injection fault.

 

The part that fuel enter into the engine.

 

Any bro had this problem before?

In jb, ask mech for a used unit from half cut to test.

 

If confirmed, then change.

 

This is what my Jb mech does. No agaration or trial and error

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