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Re: I have a nissan B14 the Distributor keeps blowing...
Check your ground wire going to the distributor - I suspect your wire is broken inside, hence your problem.It is also possible that your coil is overproducing, which would also cause that problem.
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Keep in mind the fuel strategy of the fuel injector is what the call PWM(pulse width modulated) so low fuel pressure can cause rich black smoke.coolant temperature sensor that is reading under temperature can cause black smoke and so can the MAF (mass air flow sensor) use carburator cleaner or brake cleaner and clean MAF outside of the vehicle and see if that helps
Doesn't really look like an airflow problem. May be a lot of causes but most common in your case is a faulty distributor. Lightly touch the distributor after the engine has warmed up. If it's very hot (can't keep your finger on it) then you most probably have a faulty coil in there.
idling controller sir .
The idle air control motor is just beneath the throttle housing and is controlled by the fuel injection computer.Things that can cause a rough idle and stalling can be vacuum leaks
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