Fuel pump won't turn off because your computer is keeping it on. Start at the computer and will more than likely fix all you other problems as well.rovert wrote:Car started fine and ran ok before my new parts. I added an SR T25, DSM 450cc injectors, Z32 MAFS, Walbro fuel pump, FPR, and the appropriate Eprom tune for the new mods. My question is, what would keep my fuel pump from turning off after the five seconds? I searched and all I found was that it could be an improperly burned eprom. I have three diff ones I have tried, one from a buddy, one I burned myself, and one I bought from someone. They are all a little different and came from diff places. Could it be they are all bad? Or could it be that my ECU wasnt socketed correctly? If one of the sockets prongs was touching another could that cause my problem? Oh, and I forgot to say that the car wont run, at all. I tried testing for spark but it was too hard. I had sprayed some fuel in a cylinder and while cranking I swear it tried to catch atleast once.
Cliff Notes: Car wont start.New DSM injectors, MAFS and fuel pump.Fuel pump will prime but not turn off.Three diff eproms to try.
It could be something wrong witht he injector driver on the ECU. I had this happen to me before and sadly enough, it was my own fault. Accidentally grounded-out one of my naked injector wires while the car was idling and thus the car would run fine, but when I cut the ignition, the ecu would keep the whole circuit open.In order for me to kill the car, I had to unplug one of the plugs on the ecu to cut the car everytime.rovert wrote:Well I resocketed my ecu today hoping I was shorting it out somewhere with the old one. This one is a lot cleaner and I took my time to make sure I did it right. Im still having the same issues. No spark, and the fuel pump stays on. I just dont understand how the ECU works with the fuel pump relay and eprom and stuff. Could a bad eprom/eprom setup be causing my problems? -Trevor
Ya, im sure the plug was tight, I have made that mistake before. And Im starting to think I did hurt the ECU somehow but I just donw know where. All of the little wires that come from the eprom socket all have continuity. I guess if I knew how the ECU/Eprom worked I could figure it out. Its just wierd that im getting no spark. The fuel pump I can deal with, even though I know its not right. Thanks for helping me try to figure this out!float_6969 wrote:It also sounds to me like you'e got an ECU problem. Are you sure you didn't damage the ECU soldiering in the socket? Did you remember to tighten down the bolt that plugs the loom into the ecu? It doesn't need to be super tight, but snug.
JUst be patient and wait for that ecu. You're going to kill your brain cells trying to figure that out. But I've all so seen horrible wiring jobs that causes ecus to fail. Take your time man and double check your wiring and triple check it too many times to make sure you're covered on the wiring side of things.rovert wrote:ttt, bought a #98 ECU and will try that as soon as it gets in. Any ideas on where else I could be looking until it gets here?
Stop playing with that eprom thing as something is definitely being done wrong or something is wrong with something.rovert wrote:Ok ****, soldered up my tuned eprom into the new ECU and im having THE SAME PROBLEM! What the hell is going on?
Thats good to know, only problem is both the stock emproms broke some pins while I was desoldering them. I have gone over both ECUs mulitple times looking for cracks or burns or broken leads but they both look ok. I just wish I could get a stock eprom somehow.progman wrote:Same exact thing happened to me when I burnt an eprom wrong. If the chip i s broken or the computer can't read it that's what will happen.
Ya, I had been trying 27C256's without filling them up and just recently tried 27128's and havent had any luck with them either. What Im hoping is, this new, socketed ECU I bought is fine and I dont have any good chips to try with it. Yes, I have been putting them in the right way, and I know that you need to fill up any chips that are bigger than 128K. I was able to get the stock chip from one of the ECU's but thats doesnt work either, Im hoping it was just damaged somehow while it was being desoldered. I ordered a tune from Jason at Emance that he will burn and send to me, hopefully that will work.float_6969 wrote:Wait, what chip are you using? Depending on it's size, you may have to burn the image to the chip multiple times to fill it up. Does that make sense?