Perhaps you have a problem with the staged injectors? This would seem
to fit with the throttle position behavior (comes & goes with throttle
position). Perhaps the EFI computer has the wrong setting for them
(wrong rate, wrong duration), the wiring has a fault (insufficient
current), the injector's fuel supply is compromised (fuel rail defect,
o-ring mis-seated), or the injector is fouled (particulate obstruction,
gumming)?
I'm with Paul: see if you can measure mixture in the
*exhaust* (use an
O2 sensor and unleaded gas). Since we seem to have ruled out air intake
problems, measuring mixture will give an indication if fuel delivery is
the problem.
Dave,
I would wonder about the fuel pressure regulator "going off" or
failing. If the regulator was having a problem or the lines were leaking
(manifold pressure line) you would have inadequate fuel pressure and the
mixture would go lean.
Bill Jepson
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