Hmmm, no mentioning of checking the ecu. Okay, if you are having a problem during cold start, did you try checking the cold start solenoid and it's circuitry? The CA18 is only as bad as the installer/tuner/ownernickmerrone wrote:Okay cold starts, Suck. It breaks up like crazy if you go to push the gas from a cold start. Once warmed up, rev it like 3 or 4 times and itll break up, but after that run fine..after driving for a while it will occasionally break up at random a** times..
things ive tried:
4 new coil packs
New plugs
new fuel pump
new fuel filter
Knock sensor is done with resistor
boost_boy wrote:Hmmm, no mentioning of checking the ecu. Okay, if you are having a problem during cold start, did you try checking the cold start solenoid and it's circuitry? The CA18 is only as bad as the installer/tuner/ownernickmerrone wrote:Okay cold starts, Suck. It breaks up like crazy if you go to push the gas from a cold start. Once warmed up, rev it like 3 or 4 times and itll break up, but after that run fine..after driving for a while it will occasionally break up at random a** times..
things ive tried:
4 new coil packs
New plugs
new fuel pump
new fuel filter
Knock sensor is done with resistorIt's a machine that can be repaired, but the owner must first diagnose what is wrong his machine.
Yes. I have it going into the intercooler piping. What are you asking me to replace? Said component..haha. What is said component!boost_boy wrote:Code 55 means your ecu didn't find a fault on the components that are monitored by the ECCS, but there's still semi-critical components that will not set a code. Have you tried changing said component? it is pretty old it is about time for it to fail as well. If you want to be nosy, take it off the engine and look inside of it to see where the plate is sitting. If you sprayed any type of cleaner in that thing, it's wrap and you need to get another one. Or maybe the thing is not getting any power? At cold start, take a voltmeter to the harness of IACV and see if there's any voltage to it. If there's no voltage, then there's part of your problem. But if voltage exists, then the part could have very well faultered. And lastly, do you have the vacuum hose connected properly to bung on the intercooler pipe that runs into the throttle body?
Since you want to get wise about it and ask the silly questionnickmerrone wrote:Yes. I have it going into the intercooler piping. What are you asking me to replace? Said component..haha. What is said component!boost_boy wrote:Code 55 means your ecu didn't find a fault on the components that are monitored by the ECCS, but there's still semi-critical components that will not set a code. Have you tried changing said component? it is pretty old it is about time for it to fail as well. If you want to be nosy, take it off the engine and look inside of it to see where the plate is sitting. If you sprayed any type of cleaner in that thing, it's wrap and you need to get another one. Or maybe the thing is not getting any power? At cold start, take a voltmeter to the harness of IACV and see if there's any voltage to it. If there's no voltage, then there's part of your problem. But if voltage exists, then the part could have very well faultered. And lastly, do you have the vacuum hose connected properly to bung on the intercooler pipe that runs into the throttle body?
I really dont think it has anything to do with the iacv..I just drove the car. drives fine, rips hard as s*** but then randomly around like 2k it'll go popopopopopop then go.
when you knew exactly what I was talking about because you said you don't think it's your IACV, then why complain about a cold start problem in the first place. And since you saidWhat is said component
tells me your car is just fineI just drove the car. drives fine, rips hard as s*** but then randomly around like 2k it'll go popopopopopop then go.
Way to encourage others to help you.nickmerrone wrote:Again I apologize if you took that the wrong way..You didnt have to be a douchebag since you misunderstood me..
Yeah i thought about it. Im just going to tack the nuts and the tops of the studs. I've heard of people having good luck with that..Input?float_6969 wrote:If you've got something loose on the exhaust side, pre-turbo, it can make it run funny. I wouldn't weld the turbo onto the manifold though. The chances of you welding cast iron and not having it crack are slim-to-none. Those clips from Nissan work great if you use them correctly.
The nuts where actually falling off..Ended up just tack welding the nuts. Runs pretty good. Still runs like poopy until warmed up..Gonna get it tuned within the next week or so. Cause she made 190whp on 8lbs so im gonna put it to ten get it tuned for that. so it should be a little funner, also if anything else is wrong fix that before going with more boost. Im not really one for turning up the boost..themadscientist wrote:The tabs work if you use them right. Blowing out gaskets could be a sign of severe heat, not just loose nuts. Are you leaning out?