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boost_boy »
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Wed Feb 15, 2006 1:20 pm
Does anyone have a car that runs good enough to take to a track? I am really starting to feel bad for some of you CA owners because this has turned into yet another problem forum and some of you obviously aren't enjoying their investments. First of all, $HiTt happens and the only thing we can do is correct it when it does. There have been countless posts by your moderators and other members who have gained a really good understanding of the CA and it's semi-complexity and they have since shared their experiences with the forum.
But I have to ask, does anybody read the information that's stored in the archives of this forum? I see more for sale or testing junk in this forum than I see members who have gone to a track or have went to a dyno for tuning or went drifting or something other than problems and issues. The CA18DET is not as problematic of an engine as some of you guys are making it out to be.
Either the engine is bad or its good.
Either you hooked it up right or wrong.
In either case, if you hooked it up right it should function properly. Or if you hooked it up right and you still have an issue, the problem should be easily corrected. If you hooked it up wrong, then the car shouldn't start "Point blank". Or if you hooked it up wrong, but manage to get it to start, then you obviously hooked it up right, but possibly failed to respect the fact that a lot of the japanese go-fast homies like to add magic boxes and piggy backs in which they need to cut or augment wires by the ecu. When they junk their cars, they remove these devices and leave the wires undone. These wires are usually the ones that are extremely close to the ecu's plug, thus you all should be paying close attention to your harnesses before you install them.
In my honest opinion, I think that most technical threads should not be locked nor deleted, but moved to the technical forum where it would be up for discussion from more than just CA members such as myself who have seen more than enough of the elementary issues not get referenced from our archives, but instead get addressed to the main body of the forum over and over and over and over and over and over again.
The moderation team and a slew of others have tried to help get everyone's issues addressed, but I really do think a lot of these questions need to be moved to the technical section because we have answers to most of them in our FAQ/HOW-TO or whatever you guys/girls want to call it section. So bring on your comments as I'm interested to see what who has to say about what. I'll personally discuss this with my moderator team before I take it to an administrator, so keep your cool and make sure your responses remain clean, professional, and to the point.
Dee