1. No i dont think that is the reson for the rich afr, more than likely its the tune.2. you can get a fpr and adjust it but there is really no need to adjust from stock for low levels of boost unless your trying to get more out of your injectors3. Just get new oil lol4. Yes you can use that if it is a boost source it will worka240sxpinoy wrote:ok so i got my ka-t runnin. i idled it twice for about less than 5 minutes.
after idling it the second time, i checked the oil to see if there was any fuel in the oil. it ended up smelling like fuel. so i checked the injectors (370cc), and spark plugs. two of the injectors had broken plastic caps at the bottom (where the fuel squirts out) and all the spark plugs (brand new BKR7e) were black.
i bought an aem wideband today, and got used injectors to replace the two that had broken caps. going to change the o-rings on both used injectors just like the other ones.
now here are my questions
1.) can the broken caps on the two injectors be the cause of the car running rich? (nissan dealership said that those caps are part of the injector)
2.) if i get an adjustable FPR can i lean/rich the car out by adjusting the fuel pressure? or is it the ecu (emance) that i need to get fixed/retune?
3.) i know i need to change the oil cause its mixed with fuel, but is there a possibility i can drain the oil (bearly used, only idled twice) and let it sit so the fuel in the oil can evaporate?
4.) i am running the wastegate line on the stock sr20det smic piping nipple. its part of the cold piping after the intercooler. i know the stock sr20dets use this nipple for the wastegate. so i was wondering if i can use it for the same reason.
thanks! i need to finish before school starts. dont want to stress but at the same time rush things.
Car was faster, with the w/g line at the bov for sure.WDRacing wrote:The reason I say not to use the compressor is because your boost gauge is reading from the mani. If the wastegate is getting it's signal from the compressor you're loosing a couple psi of pressure drop because of the fmic.
Good! Congrats on fixing what seems to be the biggest problem you had.a240sxpinoy wrote:ok so i got the whole thing sorted out.
one injector was stuck open so i changed that one out.another injector was leaking from the sides, so i took that injector out and lubed it up with some vasoline, put it back on since they were new o-rings and it solved the problem.
Your cruising AFR should be leaner then that. Keep in mind 14.7 is "perfect" at idle and cruise, but a little leaner is good too. WOT it should be between 12-13. Sounds like you still have an idle problem. What are you using for fuel/timing control?a240sxpinoy wrote:ok so afr at idle is low 11 and sometimes goes up to 13.
i drove it around the block and while just cruising the afr is between 12 and 13s. i did try a WOT and the afr was still around 12-13.
Yup. AFAIK all Nissans will do this as a gas saving/emissions thing.a240sxpinoy wrote:also, when i let go the gas while on gear the afr gauge goes lean and stays lean until i press the gas.
This is the closest thing to normal you've said You want your idle/neutral AFR to be around 14.7a240sxpinoy wrote:also when i shift to neutral the afr also goes lean, blinks, and then goes back to 13-14 afr. is that normal?
Sounds like your on the right track then.a240sxpinoy wrote:are these safe afr's? i also check the oil for the smell of gas but i cant seem to smell any?
thanks for everyones help. ill post pics asap.
i have emance tune, im thinking my timing might be a little off so im going to check on that. its suppose to be at 20 right?DevilMB3017 wrote:Your cruising AFR should be leaner then that. Keep in mind 14.7 is "perfect" at idle and cruise, but a little leaner is good too. WOT it should be between 12-13. Sounds like you still have an idle problem. What are you using for fuel/timing control?
thanks! its finally done after 2 years of planning (cause im a student and dont have a lot of money ) and reading and then 3 weeks of trouble shooting! i'm uploading pictures tonight.DevilMB3017 wrote:Sounds like your on the right track then.