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October 10th, 2010 07:59 PM #41Primary 110
Secondary 110
Yan ang sabi dito sa toyodiy.com
http://www.toyodiy.com/parts/p_G_199...OROLLA_EE110L-GEMDSM_2103.html
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October 22nd, 2010 06:04 AM #42Bro lakas sa gaso 2E mo. Considering 1.3L engine, it contradicts small engine less fuel rule. 5.5km/li para kang nka SUV w/out the luxury & power!My 2E corolla before was ranging 10-12km/li, aircon all the way on city driving & 14-16km/li on hiway! 12 pag bago oil,plugs,filters,tuneup. 10 pag lagpas na 5K-kms on annual maintenance. Kung di parin na resolve FC issue mo, in spite the above improvements you might want to consider doing this:
1. Engine compression test; pag bagsak change engine na parehas lang gastos sa over haul w/less effort. Pag pasado then try fuel & emission test again.
3. Clutch assembly; pull-down tranny, installed clutch may be cheap replacement kaya di masyadong makapit. If you have budget install aftermarket pressure plate yun branded ha, pra segurado(mahal labor ng trans kaya 1 babaan lang). Im not sure w/the brand pero eto yun less fingers than OEM(kahit 3rd gear kumakamot tires!).
3. Under chassis issues; such as, Joints, Links, Rods, Camber & Alignment Correction. Particularly on front cause thats where acceleration & steering.
4. OEM air filter is still the best. Aftermarket performance upgrades are good if youre purpose is pleasure not comfort. Plus it lessens the life of youre engine (thanks to our gurus in this forum for this input)
5. Try Casa, like SERVITEK, believe me its worth the cost, less headache, less errors & again less effort. My warranty pa, just make sure they have the facility para 1 lugar nlang gawaan (stay away from HORRIBLE RAPIDE).
Bro, Im no mechanic, I just learn from experience. Currently Im driving a 16V EFI-DOHC engine. Coming from a 1.3 engine, imagine difference of both engines on FC & power. Masarap ZOOM-ZOOM kaso masaklap minamagnet ng gasolinahan un kotse. Plus ala ako alam sa EFI kaya kamote mode ako sa pag tune up but I'm still trying my best. AMEN!
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October 22nd, 2010 07:13 AM #43
Kadalasan sa 2E na makina gusto niya 95 octane na gasolina kadalasan pag mababa doon may tope iyong makina .
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May 30th, 2011 11:56 AM #45mga sir, revive ko lang tong thread na to kasi same exact prob ko.
7km/L city on/off aircon, pag laging may aircon 5.5km/L lang. So based sa mga advices dito, nagpa-check din ako ng timing. Kanina nung nagmeasure ako, 7.9km/L city na ko laging bukas A/C.
questions ko po:
1. pag naguusap ba about FC, with AC on ba yun or off?
2. san po ba maganda magpa-ayos ng carb? Nagbrowse po ako dito and ang sikat yung M&M pero ang dami din nagsabi naman na cleaning lang daw alam nila. Yung A&M po ba yun - tinatago naman daw pag ginagawa. Gusto ko sana makita.
3. ang gusto kong i-try ngayon ay pa-check carb ko (carb overhaul?) may napagtanungan ako dito sa may amin sa ortigas ave. ext. sa pasig, P1,500 daw ang labor nila and bibili pa ko ng repair kit around mga P500 daw yun. ano po ba ang jet size dapat? sinubukan ko yung link na binigay ni idolmacho pero pinakita lang yung parts? How did you say po ba na 110 ang size ng primary at secondary? Wala po akong nakita dito. Ok pa kaya ang hatak ng 100/105 parang yung kay Jackdaripah, or yung iniisip nyang 90/95? kaya pa kayang isakay ang dalawang tao sa harap at tatlo sa likod nito?
pasensya na po kung mahaba. thanks in advance.
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June 3rd, 2011 01:14 PM #47
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Usually may aircon ang pagsukat ng FC.
Try to have your car tuned-up first. Then use Shell Premium as your fuel. After doing such, if problem still persists try to visit the former Sprinter shop in Kamias Rd, it's the one beside Metrobank. Speedline yata yung bagong name nun, I forgot. Basta across BPI siya which is in K-H st. cor. Kamias Rd. If you're coming from EDSA/Kamuning, it's on the left side. Pag galing ka naman Anonas/Aurora blvd, it will be on the right. Their works are commendable. Tapos if they told you to replace something, ask them if they'll allow you to buy the parts outside of their shop. After which, proceed to Toyorama in Banawe buy the needed parts then go back to their shop & have it installed.
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January 2nd, 2019 01:04 PM #48Actually you should do what i am doing by adapting a plate to equip a Nissan 120Y carburettor....to the manifold.
Then installing a Hot Spark Electronic Ignition Conversion Kit Replaces Points - All Underneath the Distributor Cap kit.
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January 3rd, 2019 11:32 AM #49in the olden days, we had a collection of carb jets of different sizes.
we woulld replace 'em one at a time, until we got a good combination of pulling power and thriftiness.
we would also tinker with the air bleed valve and idling adjustment.
dun lang naman puedeng i-adjust ang carb, e.
bending the float ... doesn't do much.
also, see if your ignition timing is adjusted right, and that it moves with the rpm. it might be stuck, kasi.
btw, non-big body. generic recommendations lang. heh heh.Last edited by dr. d; January 3rd, 2019 at 11:40 AM.
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January 3rd, 2019 12:23 PM #50
Rule of thumb:
Keep the car as stock as possible if you want it to be fuel efficient.
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