
Originally Posted by
docgorio
An engine of an AE-92 should be free revving up to the redline without any signs of losing power...
The 2 primary suspects are: fuel delivery or electricals. I suggest you check the systems one at a time...
Considering the age of this venerable engine, the high tension leads could show signs of wear and this could lead to the "kinakapos ng hangin" phenomenon. The HT leads can have cracks and could lead to less delivery of current to the sparkplug. To test if your HT leads are not shorting, open your bonnet and run the engine. Make sure you do this at night with a minimum of light around. If you see blue sparks coming out of the HT leads then there's one problem.
As for fuel delivery, look into the fuel filter system. There are usually 2 fuel filters so make sure you look into both. If the filters are good then, as the previous posters have mentioned, a carb cleaning/overhaul is in order.
The 4A-F engine was one of the first engines in the Philippines to have electronic ignitionI seriously doubt if there's something wrong with the timing. Unless the mechanics misaligned the camshaft gears ever so slightly, that will be the only time it will have timing issues.
Hope this helps.......