Massive misfire

Started by R1Dude, August 09, 2011, 01:53:55 PM

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R1Dude

Hi all, I have just bought a 92 fd which has been converted to non sequential running twin hks air intakes, de-catted and kakimoto exhaust (only modifications from standard). The engine was re-built using brand new rotor housings and every seal,tip and spring replaced with brand new components. I have had engine was compression tested having 9.5 bar or around that figure on both rotors.

        Now the problem I am having is as soon as it hits boost it misfires badly, spitting flames out the exhaust so I have no power, now if it is standing still and I rev it gently up to 7k it gets there but if i plant my foot it coughs and splutters and no revs same as if I`m hitting boost.

       So far I have changed the turbo`s for a set I took off my other car that I knew were very good, new plugs, leads of my other car that are good, spark igniter, coils, fuel injectors, fuel pump, ecu, boost sensor, all vacum lines, all boost pipes, crank angle sensors, I have checked that the conversion has been done correctly and it has and the problem is still there, I don`t want to break this car but if I cant fix it then I will be forced to so any advise off you guys will be much appreciated :)

Regards Ade

m1tch

Perhaps an issue with the coils or a leaking injector? When were the spark plugs changed?

R1Dude

Just mate they are brand new, cheers Ade

MaLicE

what ecu? you have checked the map sensor is connected correctly haven\'t you??

PDale

Are you running the standard ecu with the filters and a decat exhaust?

R1Dude

Map sensor is definiatly correct, it does have a standard ecu, thanks again for the replys guys :cheers

B.Martin

You need aftermarket managment mate, driving it on standard ecu with said mods is a bad idea. Can cause boost creep, engine to lean and pow...

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R1Dude

Damn! was hoping not to spend any money on this one and just sell it on, I used to run an Re Amemiya ecu on my other car before I went to apexi but sold that ages ago, what would anyone recommend? dont really want to spend much on this as it`s just to make money on, cheers guys :cheers

HaywardRotary

It\'s on default if its a stock ecu.
We warranty our rebuilt engines for Detonation, track day\'s and RWYB and NOW for 30 months which is two and half years or 30,000 miles
We also build all types of race or road engines.
We build race and track cars too.
Any kind of porting undertaken.
Single turbo conversions.
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trotter

Quote from: R1Dude;781067Damn! was hoping not to spend any money on this one and just sell it on, I used to run an Re Amemiya ecu on my other car before I went to apexi but sold that ages ago, what would anyone recommend? dont really want to spend much on this as it`s just to make money on, cheers guys :cheers

unless you want to strip everything back off to get her running right, a mappable ECU is the only way to go im afraid. A brand new PFC will set you back £500 or so, but if you get it with the Commander then it\'s £700 IIRC. Then a remap will set you back about £250.

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news bud, but if you keep boosting like that you\'re gonna break something :(

HTH

graeme
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R1Dude

Mr hayward sir you are a legend, working sweet as a nut now, can`t believe I forgot about that, tax mot and its up for sale :Thumbs-up thanks again :cheers

splinter53

Could it be running lean? As it\'s on standard ecu and not mapped properly?
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m1tch

Quote from: splinter53;781170Could it be running lean? As it\'s on standard ecu and not mapped properly?

The fueling and boost won\'t be controlled or managed properly on a stock ECU, the engine will go soon (like many engines that run with a decat, exhaust and intake with OEM ECUs)

R1Dude

I`m selling it back to the previous owner, I have informed him it needs an apexi and mapping properly otherwise bye bye engine, thanks for all the advise ppl :cheers