the maf right under the battery tray. i'm going to take a picture of the engine bay tonight and post it tomorrow.240sxvaj wrote:Turn that air decel off and see what happens. maybe the afc is messing with it. how far is the maf from the throttlebody? i'm not too sure but i heard something about being too close to throttle body is bad. got picture of the engine bay?
yes the bov is before the maf because its setup as a blow through setup.neverlift wrote:is the bov before the maf in relation to the t/b?
try turning your idle control valve screw up a little. raise it to 950 or 1000 and i bet your stalling will go away.beatd wrote:First off my setup is Garrett T25, FMIC, Greddy atmospheric BOV, 3 inch turbo back exhaust, walbro 255, 370cc, emance tune, and safc1 for fine tuning.
First off i tried to do draw through and it always started fine but i had very erradict idle and after driving it and coming to a stop i try to coast to a stop by put it in nuetral and the rpm would slowly go down and bounce around 300 to 400 rpm then just give up and die. THE SAFC DEC AIR SETTINGS DID NOT HELP. i tried it so many times but no luck.
So i decided to go blow through since i heard it will help with all of that. Finally i finished going blow through and when i started it everything felt like normal NA and i drove it around and coasting to a stop and it felt normal no stalling or bouncing idle so i thought my problem was solved, but after driving around some more and when i try to coast to a stop again it would stall about 50% of the time instead of 100% from draw through.
What could my problem be? Should i turn off the DEC AIR settings on the safc now that i'm blow through or try to adjust it still? Please help i want to start driving my baby agian instead of my DD honda fit sport.
P.s. I'm sorry if my grammar, spelling, and description is all out of wack.
Huh...how do explain some members making 400whp and over 20psi then?racersonly2004 wrote:ahhh so u tried what ive been telling u and relocating the maf closer to the tb worked, intreaging. ok before u continue reading. how much boost where u runing and what kinda fuel. u might be hurting the motor a safe pressure is about 7psi on stock internals with 91 octane
Modified by racersonly2004 at 11:54 PM 7/11/2008
Try a period or two in there.racersonly1993 wrote:i said its safe for 7psi on STOCK internals i didnt say it wasnt possible to run anything higher on stock internals theres a guy on utube that has 1 at 30psi on stock internals but how long can u run it like that with out damaging somthing it could however be posible wwith the right fuel prob alchohol
I'm having a hard time following the sequence of your events. Could you please give me a run down from beginning to now?beatd wrote:i took out the safc already today and it was still stalling. i promise to take a picture of the engine bay tomorrow during my lunch break. Could it be my bov? i don't know how to adjust the greddy type rs. i just left it the way it came. also i ran my car before even setting the safc or the emance tune for like 20 mins i think it was running rich so i was thinking if i replace the o2 sensor with ones i have if that would help? i'm just throwing possibilities out there i'm really frustrated right now.
i'm using t-clamps for everything.C-Kwik wrote:What kind of hose clamps are you using?
i did not adjust it yet because i found out i'm running extremely rich with just the emance tune. when i pulled the plugs it was fouled so i got a new set. when i ran the new set for 5 mins i pulled the plugs again and it was pitch black like the last so i had to use the safc to adjust the low throttle point at 1000 rpm to -25 and it started to run better and hold idle and the plugs started to look bronze so it was normal. i didn't test drive it yet but tomorrow i will find out. if it still stalls then i'll just adjust the iacv and test that route480sx wrote:Have you tried adjusting your idler air control valve? I had a similar issue when i first went turbo. The problem is, the stock idle air control valve was not designed to work in a vacuum situation. When your car is at idle, the engine has to suck air through the turbo creating a vacuum on the IC pipes. Not much of one, but enough to mess up idle. All i did to fix the problem was turn my idler air control valve setting screw nearly all the way out. This lets my car catch idle 9 out of 10 times.
I think this can also be fixed by hooking you IACV air source to the intake pipe itself instead of on the IC pipe. Only heard that this works, and it makes sense that it would.
I drove it yesterday with new plugs and new o2 sensor, and it idled perfect but for some reason when i drove it around the block it still runs like crap and stalls. When i got back i took the plugs out agian and it was pitch black so it was running rich again. I think the emance tune is not working right. Today after work i'm going to take out the ecu and see if the daugtherboard is loose or something, and clean the idle screw in the back of the manifold. this is gay until fix this problem480sx wrote:Messin with the SAFC without a WBO2 is a surefire way to blow your motor.
I checked the injectors yesterday for leaks and there wasn't any. Wideband will be used tomorrow. Today i will be checking the emance chip, and cleaing the iacv.NateDogg wrote:Get a wideband.
Check injectors for leaks.
Check sensors with FSM.
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