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> exaust popping with deceleration, Car runs strong with no missfires under acceleration
jeff dodge
post Sep 1 2026, 02:07 PM
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My 1.8 fuel injected only pops when deceleration. Any ideas ? Thanks, Jeff
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post Sep 1 2026, 04:47 PM
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likely unburnt fuel popping in the muffler.

my 1.8 does it. for a reason. but only when its still cold or coldish, not after its fully warmed up. ........ got rid of the decel valve a long time ago.
the decel valve is the original solution for burning up fuel during deceleration.
brought the engine down to idle in a two step slower and burnt that fuel during slowdown. without decel valve it can tend to dump some fuel.

if its just popping in the muffler its harmless.
ie if its not real loud genuine backfires but just popping.

some here will say the car needs the decel.
i wouldn't argue with them.
but i do know this. the D jets and L jets down here from that era have no decel valves (the VWs and mercs from late 60s and early 70s). the USA cars did have them ------my view primarily for emissions.
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