could be the coolant temp sensor, it's really cheap so you can go buy it at autozone or something. if that doesnt help then it could be something else. i remember when i use to have emance ecu i would get cold starting problem.beatd wrote:i'm currently running emance rom tune with safc for fine tuning. n60, sr s14 t28, walbro 255, 370cc, stock fpr.
yes the battery is in the trunk, but it was in the trunk before and it would start fine over the summer.
could it also be because i bypassed and i used the coolant runners under the throttle body for the waterlines for the turbo?
i'll double check the all grounding wires tonight
Please help!
I replaced the coolant temp sensor and cleaned the iacv hopefully when i get home form work and try to start it today it would work. i was thinking it was the ecu too but i've hoping its not.kouki_hmongster wrote:
could be the coolant temp sensor, it's really cheap so you can go buy it at autozone or something. if that doesnt help then it could be something else. i remember when i use to have emance ecu i would get cold starting problem.
i would have to give it a few tries and then hold the gas pedal until the car warms up a bit then it would run like normal. only happens on cold morning start. I think the reason why i had starting problem was because i told jason that i have stalling problem w/ open bov, so he messed with the ecu and i think thats the reason why. this started from day one when i installed emance into the car.
over the weekend i tried ^^ but it didn't work. i'm still having cold start problems. if anybody has any suggestions i would greatly appreciate it. i don't know what else to try.beatd wrote:i hope its not the ecu. i want to do a hard reset on the ecu by draining the electricity and see if the ecu will self learn the new coolant temp sensor and iacv being cleaned.
i'm not sure but as long as i get the revised tune and it works i'll be happy. i'm going to try to start my car and see if it works because today here in NJ the temps are 50s. hopefully it will start on the first try.DevilMB3017 wrote:Wow. It's nice that you got ahold of Jason. That seems to a rare thing these days.
Also, why didn't he take that into account at first?
One of the first things I was asked by an ECU tuner was the usual ambient temps I was expecting...
I knew it.....well good thing you got a hold of him, one of my friend received a new tune that he didnt ask for and it fixed his rich condition but still not the best.beatd wrote:i
i'm not sure but as long as i get the revised tune and it works i'll be happy. i'm going to try to start my car and see if it works because today here in NJ the temps are 50s. hopefully it will start on the first try.
yea hopefully he'll be finished revising the tune soon and get it to me. i wanna drive my car without having to keep cranking like a champ to get it to start for the first time of the day.kouki_hmongster wrote:
I knew it.....well good thing you got a hold of him, one of my friend received a new tune that he didnt ask for and it fixed his rich condition but still not the best.
this is why after blowing a motor w/ emance i just gave up and got enthalpy, wideband etc... now i'm not taking shortcuts.
I have tried priming the fuel pump before cranking and it still start up line normal when its warm. My tuner said he cut off alot of fuel for the cold start. However before i got the new tune it did smell like alot of fuel but now it doesn't.PapaSmurf2k3 wrote:I have colder plugs in my car and it has no problems starting up in the cold. Does it smell like fuel when you are cranking? Have you tried turning the key to ON and letting the fuel pump do its thing for a few seconds before cranking?
where in the fsm did you read this?johnnyappleseed wrote:the fsm ays in cold you should push half the pedal down