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Longhorn Man 11-07-2005 11:12 PM

What's the differance...
 
I got a PM asking this, and I (think) I have it down...but was unable to put it into words....

What is the differance between a bog and a stumble?

Green Machine 11-07-2005 11:19 PM

Re: What's the differance...
 
I think a bog is a more severe form of stumble ??? Like maybe when it bogs, it doesn't hit on any cylinders for a while, a stumble is less severe, like maybe it hits on a few holes, for a shorter time, then recovers ???

shifty 11-07-2005 11:31 PM

Re: What's the differance...
 
i always thought a bog is when it was firing on all cylinders but the RPM's are low so it's running really "chunky" whereas a stumble would constitute misfiring or backfiring.

shoot me if i'm wrong.

69TowRig 11-07-2005 11:38 PM

Re: What's the differance...
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by shifty
i always thought a bog is when it was firing on all cylinders but the RPM's are low so it's running really "chunky" whereas a stumble would constitute misfiring or backfiring.

shoot me if i'm wrong.

:agree:

When I go 4-wheelin' I bog the engine down when climbing hills sometimes (too steep!). When my buddies get water in their distributors from muddin' their engines stumble.

Longhorn Man 11-07-2005 11:52 PM

Re: What's the differance...
 
well ok, let me clerify.... bogging I am refering to is more like an off the line bog, when you are running too rich.... a stumble is supposed to be when you're too lean.
How does one tell a bog from a stumble?

hotrodmtodd 11-08-2005 12:30 AM

Re: What's the differance...
 
Andy,
This is how I see what you are asking. A bog is when the engine is getting more fuel than the RPMs can compensate for. (which is basically what towrig is saying in his particular case. (too high of a gear for the RPMs) A stumble is more of a lean condition problem, because you stomp the gas, and it takes a second for the fuel delivery system to catch up to the needs of the engine at a particular RPM. If I was going to describe it in a "sound",(don't laugh) it would be the difference between a "bowah"(bog) and a "phitwah"(stumble) You said you wouldn't laugh.... Just trying to put it in the simplest terms, since you asked. Take care, Mike

sdkid 11-08-2005 01:38 AM

Re: What's the differance...
 
Here's my take...

Stumble=lasts only a second, comes out of it, without getting out of the throttle.

Bog=Continues to pull down until you get out of the throttle.

Does that make sense to anyone besides me?

chevy_fatman 11-08-2005 01:47 AM

Re: What's the differance...
 
I think sdkid nailed it dude! but what do I know? :lol:

Russell 11-08-2005 03:32 AM

Re: What's the differance...
 
Bogging to me is working extremely hard, but not getting anywhere, while a stumble is going like crazy, but misfiring for a second or something.


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