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post Mar 3, 2017 - 10:14 AM
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GuYun14

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Hello everyone,
I have a 1998 Celica GT auto with the 5sfe engine and I was merging on the highway so I decided to floor it but when it got to the 4000 rpm I heard a loud "pop" from the engine bay. Sounds like it came from the intake. Plus, it wouldn't shift and seem like it was hitting the rev limiter. So I wanted to see if anyone can help me with that.

Mods: Injen short ram intake and custom 2.25 exhaust.
 
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post Mar 5, 2017 - 8:22 PM
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QUOTE (Blk94GT2200 @ Mar 5, 2017 - 10:44 AM) *
This may have happened for several different reasons:
Timing
Timing belt issue
Weak fuel pump
Low fuel pressure
Incorrect air/fuel ratio
Bad catalytic converter
Bad or cracked spark plug
Bad injector(s)
If it was my situation i would do all the inexpensive things first:
Check fuel pressure at speed and hi rpm
Check spark plugs for cracked porcelin and gap
How old is the timing belt

As stated before, when I did my fuel filter I kinda twisted the fuel line a little bit but this issue was happening before I did it. So I doubt that was the main problem from the start. And when I got my custom exhaust I also got a new catalytic converter put in but I've had this issue before all that. I might have the check everything again like you stated. When the new motor got put in I just assumed that they replaced everything so I don't really know if it's old or new or if it was replaced at all. The mechanic seem kinda shady to me. But thanks for the tips.

QUOTE (Box @ Mar 5, 2017 - 4:19 PM) *
Well if you have to redo timing it's somewhat involved, here's a writeup for the MR2 but it's still a 5S so everything pertaining to the engine itself will be the same: http://bobaab.awardspace.com/timingbelt/timingbelt.html

Thanks! I also remember seeing a video on Youtube about changing the timing belt on a 5sfe so I might look for that too.

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