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79454, Can the SAFC.....? Posted by DJ420a, Aug-22-04 04:18 PM
The only reason Im not putting this in the turbo forums is because Im not turbo'd, yet. Is there a way to mess with the map sensor with the SAFC to raise the vacuum a little? Im runnin roughly 400mmHg @ 5,6,and 7.Checked for leaks, even used compressed air and found nothing. It runs fine, actually runs great. Its just if I sit at idle for a lil then take off, when I hit about 2k the car jerks a lil and a puff of black comes out. Now Im assuming that leftover fuel from sitting at idle and running such low vac, the ECU was tryin to compensate.
Am I way out in left field or does someone know of a fix?
Thanx, as always DJ
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79464, RE: Can the SAFC.....? Posted by WickedESi, Aug-22-04 07:46 PM
400 is about where you should be.
It sounds like your just running too rich.
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79466, RE: Can the SAFC.....? Posted by DJ420a, Aug-23-04 12:41 AM
and how do I fix that? I am running a SFMU and the SAFC. That the only two ways I know of to mess with the fuel but dont know how!!
DJ
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79496, RE: Can the SAFC.....? Posted by WickedESi, Aug-23-04 01:04 PM
Well you can either lower your static fuel pressure on the SFMU, or lean out the low throttle fuel trim on the SAFC. It would help if you had a logger to see what your short and long term fuel trims were.
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79497, RE: Can the SAFC.....? Posted by DJ420a, Aug-23-04 01:39 PM
So even though I have my SFMU set at stock pressure, which is roughly 48, I can still lower it?
DJ
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79525, RE: Can the SAFC.....? Posted by WickedESi, Aug-24-04 06:04 AM
Yes.
What size injectors do you have?
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79546, RE: Can the SAFC.....? Posted by DJ420a, Aug-24-04 11:48 AM
Im still runnin the stockers.
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79560, RE: Can the SAFC.....? Posted by WickedESi, Aug-24-04 06:23 PM
Just lower your fuel pressure.
You need a logging device to make sure your o2 voltage and fuel trims are within range so you don't damage anything.
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