Where does the stock 200sx s14 (sr20) rev limiter come in?
Does anyone have a left front window for the S14?
QUESTION: 200sx S14
mmm good Q... I actually havn't pushed my car to the limiter...
Not speed limiter, rev limiter.
I drove a stock S14 today, and in 1st, 2nd & 3rd gear it limited at 4200rpm?
Is that normall?
SilviaS13 wrote:
Not speed limiter, rev limiter.
I drove a stock S14 today, and in 1st, 2nd & 3rd gear it limited at 4200rpm?
Is that normall?
hehe was talking about the rev limiter 😳
well mine didn't hit the limiter and it was sitting at about 6500-7000rpm
oh sorry...
I wander why this one limits so low?
What do the front side windows go for(passenger door)?
yeah thats kinda strange. and you say it was stock?
on the window... really not sure. sorry
yip, stock. only 110000 km's. car still very nice. Want to buy it, but it's a bit weird with the limiter...
i think if you fit the new window the limiter problem will be sorted...this sometimes happens that the ability to rev goes out the window...
tried pg glass or someone like that - i am sure they can even cut the glass for you... should be less than R1000 i think
seriously on the limiting - running after market ecu or stock management?
(i know you said stock - just checking on ecu as well)
chances of using a different stock management/at least someone to look at the timing and fueling maps
I also think the window would sort the rev limit problem. Lol
Seriously though if its knocking when it comes into boost it could pull back the timing.
SilviaS13 wrote:
Where does the stock 200sx s14 (sr20) rev limiter come in?
Does anyone have a left front window for the S14?
stock limiter around 6950, definitely not normal, sounds like 1 or 2 coilpacks are shot.
hmmm, that sounds like it could be the problem. just spoke to the guy, he says he might have the wrong spark plugs in. Could it be?
What is the correct plug?
SilviaS13 wrote:
hmmm, that sounds like it could be the problem. just spoke to the guy, he says he might have the wrong spark plugs in. Could it be?
What is the correct plug?
use ngk bcpr7es gap to 0.7mm or if thats too cold, go one hotter. should be fine tho.
hey was this the S14 on Johannesburg gumtree for like 50k ?
white with a set of rims !!
if so i think its sold,
the stock ecu is prolly in limp mode, in which case it wont let the engine rev over about 4000 rpm.. meaning something vital is screwed, for example airflow meter ect.
i might be wrong though, dont know the s14 ecu that well .. 🙁
edit : i see in the fsm that the limp mode max revs is actually 2400rpm.. but it might still be handy to check for error codes.
That s14 has been in an accident before and completely resprayed, and very badly,the gaps are out and the colour is not the original pearl white.
Engine bay is very rough , the mileage is also suspect.
Dont think its worth more than R40 000.
So if anyone from far away is interested think twice before making a long trip to see it you will be disappointed.
Engine bay is very rough , the mileage is also suspect
well there ya go.. if the engine bay is that rough its a no brainer that something on the management is screwed..
+1
SilviaS13 wrote:
Where does the stock 200sx s14 (sr20) rev limiter come in?
Does anyone have a left front window for the S14?
The S14 ECU has a fail safe mode that it reverts to if it judges an engine management system conponent to be faulty. In this mode the the engine will not rev over 2400rpm.
You might want to put the ECU in diagnostic test mode II and then you can read fault codes out via the engine warning light on the dashboard. Search on google how to do this or PM me your email address and I can send through a Fault Code guide.
Good luck. 🙂
thanks for the info guys... not going to take the car. alot of faults, as mentioned.
Yip, the kilometers do look a bit suspect...
I think that is a wise decision, remember where there is smoke there's fire !
And there has to be a reason why it is only R49 999 , i have never seen a genuinely decent s14 for under R60 000.
If you aren't in a rush i'm sure a decent one will come up for sale in the future , good luck and make sure the seller is 100% honest about the vehicle what ever the history is.
REMEMBER IF IT'S TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE IT PROBABLY IS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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