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97esiboostedAug-16-06 04:16 PM
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#96775, "lean under boost"


          

I have been searching for 2 weeks and nothing. So here is my problem.
First my setup, rewired walbro 255 310cc injectors and a fum with 10:1 disk running 90-95 lb with 10 lb of boost. OK at 80% throttle I'm good when i give it the rest it goes to lean and you can feel it go lean. It does not matter what rpm your at or gear your in. any help would be great.

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RE: lean under boost, 97eclipse97, Aug-17-06 10:29 AM, #1
RE: lean under boost, 97esiboosted, Aug-17-06 11:04 AM, #2
      RE: lean under boost, boosted60trimrst, Aug-17-06 12:16 PM, #3
           RE: lean under boost, 97esiboosted, Aug-17-06 01:23 PM, #4
                RE: lean under boost, 97esiboosted, Aug-18-06 04:37 PM, #5
                     RE: lean under boost, hs_elrod, Aug-19-06 05:14 AM, #6
                          RE: lean under boost, 97esiboosted, Aug-19-06 05:51 AM, #7
                               RE: lean under boost, DJ420a, Aug-19-06 11:13 AM, #8
                                    RE: lean under boost, 97esiboosted, Aug-19-06 11:48 AM, #9
                                         RE: lean under boost, turbo8u, Aug-19-06 12:45 PM, #10
                                              RE: lean under boost, 97esiboosted, Aug-19-06 03:12 PM, #11
                                                   RE: lean under boost, turbo8u, Aug-22-06 07:31 AM, #12

97eclipse97Aug-17-06 10:29 AM
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#96788, "RE: lean under boost"
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I'm no expert, but shouldn't your fuel pressure be higher at 10 psi? Do you have a wideband, or just a blinky light gauge?

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97esiboostedAug-17-06 11:04 AM
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#96789, "RE: lean under boost"
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Originally posted by 97eclipse97
I'm no expert, but shouldn't your fuel pressure be higher at 10 psi? Do you have a wideband, or just a blinky light gauge?


windband...90-95 lb of fuel with 32lb injectors should be plenty also its not a big turbo

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#96791, "RE: lean under boost"
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i would say to turn up your fp a lil but you have a fmu not sfmu . so whatever it is now is how it has to stay . you cant adjust it . i dont think anybody had luck running a fmu with upgraded injecters

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97esiboostedAug-17-06 01:23 PM
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#96792, "RE: lean under boost"
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This problem just started 2 weeks ago it was running great. and it runs great for the first 5 min in the morning. But once it warms up i can not go more the 80% and if i do it pulls fuel?? i also just replaced the 02 sensor so i know it not that. About to replace the coolant temp sensor. then next will be the tps. emoji

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97esiboostedAug-18-06 04:37 PM
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#96810, "RE: lean under boost"
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update

I change my wastgate so boost does no start till 4000rpm. at 2000rpm in 4th with no boost it still goes lean. Any ideas

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hs_elrodAug-19-06 05:14 AM
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#96813, "RE: lean under boost"
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Are you sure your FCD/Mising Link is working?


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97esiboostedAug-19-06 05:51 AM
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#96816, "RE: lean under boost"
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yes its working useing(full boost at 80% it runs great) the one that came with hann

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DJ420aAug-19-06 11:13 AM
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#96820, "RE: lean under boost"
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I had pretty much had the same prob, everytime I tried to go WOT, the car would run really lean. I'm willing to bet its your fuel filter thats clogged up. Thats what fixed my problem. I could barley blow through my fuel filter with out my ears popping, lol.

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#96821, "RE: lean under boost"
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Just replaced it 3weeks ago. Also goes lean with NO boost.

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turbo8uAug-19-06 12:45 PM
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#96822, "RE: lean under boost"
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blinky gauges arent helping. datalog it and ill weld in that bung for the other oxygen sensor.

maybe try and get your hands on an m100 or something emoji

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#96823, "RE: lean under boost"
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thats cool but i can still feel it go lean at 100% with no boost so i thinking tps??

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turbo8uAug-22-06 07:31 AM
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#96856, "RE: lean under boost"
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Originally posted by 97esiboosted
thats cool but i can still feel it go lean at 100% with no boost so i thinking tps??


no i doubt it, im thinking its that new oxygen sensor you plugged in. i'll be in town tonight though working on that prelude so lets hit the shop and ill weld that in for you. just wire up the controller and all that and we'll be ready to rock. you couldnt find a POS palm though could you? we really need to datalog these hogs and stop guessing lol

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