new dune buggy with geo metro efi motor
hi i just bought a new bms 800cc power buggy
they say it has 1.0 ltr efi geo metro motor, when i received it , it would not pull the hat off your head and still is not mutch better, i tried reseting the timeing by ear that is helped a little replaced plugs wires gas still no dif, when i rev the motor it takes a good while to get any rpms up and when i take off it starts to rev and falls on its face and when i change gears it pulls for a second and falls on its face, and sounds like it has a vacum leak or something from the way it revs, has no power, can anyone help?
they say it has 1.0 ltr efi geo metro motor, when i received it , it would not pull the hat off your head and still is not mutch better, i tried reseting the timeing by ear that is helped a little replaced plugs wires gas still no dif, when i rev the motor it takes a good while to get any rpms up and when i take off it starts to rev and falls on its face and when i change gears it pulls for a second and falls on its face, and sounds like it has a vacum leak or something from the way it revs, has no power, can anyone help?
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But lets assume the displacement inconsistencies are just the result of ignorant copy writers. It is unlikely that the stock Geo Metro air filter assembly was used in your buggy; because it is big, ugly, and is made to fit under the hood of the Geo car. But that motor is so highly tuned that it is extremely sensitive to ANY changes to the length or diameter of the intake air duct. If they put some other design of air filter or exhaust system on a stock Geo Metro motor; it probably would ruin the power when you got on the throttle. Chalk that one up to ignorance, too. You'd have to have the EFI computer recalibrated to match the modified intake and/or exhaust; in order for the modified motor to run right. So I would suggest going back to the manufacturer of this vehicle and asking them to finish the half done job they sold you; by having the computer set up properly to match the intake and exhaust modifications they made.