spooled240 wrote:also, I run 10psi daily with the stock fuel pump in my dohc no problem..
The S14 has a way better fuel pump.
skaterfromvt wrote:I put brand new plugs in..and when i had it chipped i had the chipped tuned for the stock M.A.F all the intercooling piping looks good i also noticed that i have a "fuel Management unit"...but its not an adjustable one so i dont know whats controlling the fuel right now besides that thing Is there a simple way to check for ecu errors? maybe a sensor is shot?
last time i fired it up...when i was giving it gas i got a pretty good back fire kinda scary cuz i just had the head gasket replaced....
You can put the ecu into diagnostic mode and count the blinks of the CEL and they will match the corresponding codes. Do a search for 240 diagnostic check.
As far as what I'd do right now if I was given your car. I'd remove the FMU first, since the ECU is chipped supposedly, you don't need the fmu adding fuel. Then I'd get a fuel pressure gauge and see what my fuel pressure is set to. An adjustable regulator is only like $45 for a Bosch unit and a gauge is cheap as well.
Then you really need to verify your air fuel mixture man. To lean and you're going to pop a piston, to rich and it won't run, in a bad situation you'll wash the oil off of the cylinder walls and score them, fuel will go past the rings and into the oil, sending fuel and oil through the entire motor until you spin a bearing and or toss a rod through the block.
So it's important to get the basics figured out from the start. Once we have the essential stuff known to be good, we can fine tune it for you.
Whats the entire story behind this car, leave nothing out.
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