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95eclipseSlowApr-08-08 02:05 PM
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#103227, "boost problem"
Apr-08-08 02:42 PM by 95eclipseSlow

          

ok well i disconnected my boost controller and now im running 8psi straight good. My problem now is 2nd gear. I can shift at redline in 1st gear and then shift to second and once im in second my rpms wont go any higher than 4500. I havent tested 3rd or 4th gear yet. I think i might be experiencing fuel cut but i thought it would do it in all gears?? I have a 95 rs with no fcd on it.

  

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RE: boost problem, mcgyvr, Apr-09-08 08:09 AM, #1
RE: boost problem, 95eclipseSlow, Apr-09-08 08:16 AM, #2
      RE: boost problem, Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOne, Apr-09-08 11:49 AM, #3
           RE: boost problem, 95eclipseSlow, Apr-09-08 12:55 PM, #4
                RE: boost problem, Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOne, Apr-09-08 04:43 PM, #5
                     RE: boost problem, eclipserst3, Apr-09-08 07:01 PM, #6
                          RE: boost problem, 95eclipseSlow, Apr-10-08 04:18 AM, #7
                               RE: boost problem, 95eclipseSlow, Apr-10-08 08:26 AM, #8
                                    RE: boost problem, eclipserst3, Apr-10-08 01:06 PM, #9
                                         RE: boost problem, 95eclipseSlow, Apr-10-08 03:26 PM, #10
                                              RE: boost problem, totaleclipse_05, Apr-11-08 07:40 AM, #11
                                                   RE: boost problem, 95eclipseSlow, Apr-11-08 09:02 AM, #12
                                                        RE: boost problem, eclipserst3, Apr-12-08 10:53 AM, #13
                                                             RE: boost problem, RSTeclipse97, Apr-22-08 02:24 PM, #14
                                                                  RE: boost problem, 95eclipseSlow, Apr-22-08 02:58 PM, #15
                                                                       RE: boost problem, tim96rs, Apr-23-08 03:13 AM, #16
                                                                            RE: boost problem, 95eclipseSlow, Apr-23-08 04:47 AM, #17
                                                                                 RE: boost problem, eclipserst3, Apr-23-08 08:47 AM, #18
                                                                                      RE: boost problem, 95eclipseSlow, Apr-23-08 08:52 AM, #19
                                                                                           RE: boost problem, tim96rs, Apr-23-08 03:53 PM, #20
                                                                                                RE: boost problem, AdministratorStar Turbo Talon, Apr-23-08 04:15 PM, #21
                                                                                                     RE: boost problem, eclipserst3, Apr-27-08 12:02 AM, #22

mcgyvrApr-09-08 08:09 AM
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#103236, "RE: boost problem"
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4500 RPM limit typically indicates a map sensor problem.

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95eclipseSlowApr-09-08 08:16 AM
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#103237, "RE: boost problem"
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so what do you suggest i do?

  

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#103238, "RE: boost problem"
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Figure out if you have a MAP sensor problem.

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95eclipseSlowApr-09-08 12:55 PM
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#103245, "RE: boost problem"
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i just replaced the map sensor and the problem still occurs in all gears but 1st

  

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Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOneApr-09-08 04:43 PM
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#103246, "RE: boost problem"
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I doubt it'd be a problem with the sensor itself, they're pretty tough. I'd suspect the wiring, plug, or the odd chance that you're one of the very few 95's that will fuel cut above atmosphere.

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#103247, "RE: boost problem"
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what does your fuel setup consist of? idk, do the 95's really not need a fcd? are you on stock injectors? what fuel pressure do you peak at?

got that megasquirt!

  

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95eclipseSlowApr-10-08 04:18 AM
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#103250, "RE: boost problem"
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i got a walbro, 12:1 vortech fmu, stock injectors and im not sure of my fp cause i dont have a fp gauge.

  

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95eclipseSlowApr-10-08 08:26 AM
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#103251, "RE: boost problem"
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took it to autozone and they scanned it with OBDII and there were no codes.

  

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#103253, "RE: boost problem"
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Apr-10-08 01:21 PM by eclipserst3



          

yeah, your maxing the fuel pres. way before you peak the boost. run less boost til you upgrade. what you're seeing is most likely injector jamming. you put them under so much pres. they just stick shut. the problem will get much worse if you don't replace them. time to upgrade. want a set of 315's for cheap?

got that megasquirt!

  

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#103255, "RE: boost problem"
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Apr-10-08 04:04 PM by 95eclipseSlow

          

yea if i got some 315's or 450's how much boost could i run on each and what else would i need??

  

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#103261, "RE: boost problem"
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Originally posted by 95eclipseSlow
yea if i got some 315's or 450's how much boost could i run on each and what else would i need??


An SFMU/MSnS/AEM FIC instead of the FMU setup. Will need a new 1:1 AFPR also. It's a lot more money compared to the basic fuel setup. Try throwing on an FCD and try it like I told you to.

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#103262, "RE: boost problem"
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Apr-12-08 06:59 AM by 95eclipseSlow

          

what do i do if the fcd doesnt solve my problem?

  

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eclipserst3Apr-12-08 10:53 AM
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#103278, "RE: boost problem"
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upgrade the fuel system.

got that megasquirt!

  

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#103339, "RE: boost problem"
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Im new but had the same prob when i first boosted. You could do what was mentioned above or do like i did and go with some 24lb injectors. Im using a 10-1 disc but it solved all my fuel issues. I even have a set if your interested. I had to buy all 8 when i bought mine from ebay. I only did this till i could afford a sfmu which im getting in june. This will hold me off till msns pnp comes around

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95eclipseSlowApr-22-08 02:58 PM
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#103343, "RE: boost problem"
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my friend gave me his 450cc injectors =( guess they arent going to help me until i get the pnp ms and a sfmu

  

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#103353, "RE: boost problem"
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Apr-23-08 05:13 AM by Star Turbo Talon

          

Removed...come on

  

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#103354, "RE: boost problem"
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Apr-23-08 05:14 AM by Star Turbo Talon

          

obviously this is catchy

  

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#103360, "RE: boost problem"
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if you got 450's you can run them with a vortech sfmu. you don't use any fmu with the megasquirt unit. assuming the engine is stock, you don't need big boost and this setup will do fine. some guys on here are boosting 16psi on this fuel setup.

got that megasquirt!

  

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#103361, "RE: boost problem"
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all i have right now is the 450cc injectors. So im going to need the sfmu and resistor pack. Or the sfmu and the pnp ms

  

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#103370, "RE: boost problem"
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Yea I know. I tried emoji

  

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#103371, "RE: boost problem"
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The neon guys already have a pnp MS. you need to consider that a PNP setup is going to cost more than the typical setup. If you need it now I would consider the typical kit and contact one of the guys over there to give you a figure to upgrade the MS box and make it a plug and play setup. This way your fuel setup is corrected for now and your goal is accomplished later.

  

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eclipserst3Apr-27-08 12:02 AM
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#103409, "RE: boost problem"
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you're better off doing the reg. install cause pnp is passing up experience. don't you want the know how?

got that megasquirt!

  

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