you may need to turn up you IACV.NoStickers wrote:When I try to start my engine, it revs to 1500rpm for 5-8sec then drops to 500rpm and bounces there for a few seconds then stalls out. I can't keep the engine running by opening the throttle when the rpm falls to try and idle. The throttle does work when it shoots to 1500rpm on start up but regardless of the rpm it still falls to 500 after 5-8 sec and stalls out.
The engine did run in its stock form perfectly for about a year and a half. I upgraded the turbo/exhaust, new valve springs, valve guides, valve job, 264 w/ 11.5mm lift hks cams, new mafs, enthalpy ecu tune and 850cc injectors.
Please help me I'm stumped.
I did all this but move around the cas which I didn't think could be that far off as to not allow me to keep the engine running by using the throttle.SpeedRacer1 wrote:SR20DET S13/S14 Timing:Camshafts/sprockets should not be set at 0 degrees.The intake will be set at 10'o clock, the exhaust will be set at 12'o clock, when the crank sprocket is at TDC. TDC is the second mark from the left out of the little notches. However look in the piston to make sure its really at the top of the stroke and not the bottom. Also do not remover the sprockets from the chain before turning the pistons or you will most likely cause damage to the pistons and or valves.
CAS setting: You will notice that there are three dots on the CAS gear. The outer ones are mating marks, the yellow middle one is the pilot mark. Match the mating mark on the outside (away from the engine) with the yellow mark so that they are aligned. Now (while at TDC) slide the CAS back in, you will see the gear turn. When the CAS has been slid all the way in, the two outer mating marks will be aligned and the yellow paint mark will have turned in, towards the engine. Finally bolt the CAS back on the engine with the two 13mm(14mm?) bolts, do not torque tightly. Put the rest of the engine together. Start the car, it may run bad, but rotate the CAS back and forth until you find the proper ignition timing. Then proceed to torque the bolts to 9-12 ftlbs.
Picture of the proper camshaft setting at TDC http://sr20.hybrids.jp/install...3.jpgS14 SR20DET FSM http://www.zilvia.net/faqs/faqs.asp Go to pages 55-68 for the Nissan instructions.This website has good instructions, follow their suggestions on camshaft sprocket retention too, http://sr20.hybrids.jp/install....html
I really doubt its vac or mafs b/c I can rev passed 2500 for the first 5-8 sec it starts up and it would rev nicely too. I also disconnected the mafs and it would give the typical symptoms of a bad mafs or vac leak. And even with a bad mafs or vac leak I'd be able to keep the engine running but I can't.180fan wrote:first check vac, then iacv, then mafs wiring.