D3stro wrote:So, my CA18 run like crap. It all started, one night, after 16h of work and ending coming way too late at home, like, must be the first time ever fell asleep while driving...whatever, some hose for the coolant broke and I've lost all the coolant, went back home like this. blah blah.Not so proud but hey, what's done is done.
So far, the symptoms are that I can't even push the throttle more than the 1/4 orthewise, it's goes like on/off all the time while the rpm still goes up. But the car ''can'' roll, but like crap.
I've double checked , compression, it's good. My coil pack are working, checked twice. Throttle body sensor, everything is all right.
What can it be, someone got a idea according to the symptoms the engine got?
You guys really need to start adding more info besides the fact that the car won't start or it starts and dies. Info such as trouble codes from the ecu, pics of your current set-up, blah-blah. Like I've stated time and time before, most of all your "don't start/won't idle" issues are due to the fact that the set-up isn't wired-up correctly. Just because you got the engine to finally crank doesn't mean that you've had a successful swap. There's so much more to just throwing the engine in and getting it to run and just looking at some of you guys' posts tells me that most are eager beavers that rush through their swaps.
As a moderator, I'm honored to help point you guys in the right direction, but if you don't listen, I'm not at liberty to help. So here's my advice to you: check the codes on your ecu and that will be your starting point. I don't think your issue is with your engine's mechanicals, but more your car's electricals. Your water temperature sensor is more than likely your problem child. If you can't post pics of what you got going on, it's going to be extremely hard to help you. Remember, these cars are at your disposal, not ours, so it would be of the utmost importance to give all the info you can including pics for someone to begin helping you. And lastly, if your intercoole pipes are sealed, it would run if it was hooked-up correctly. If your AFM was bad and you unplugged it, it would still run if it was hooked-up correctly. Please read some of the other threads on this forum to learn about the mess you've gotten yourself into.
Dee