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Keeping the EXA except...
- EXAsperate
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Keeping the EXA except...
Ok Guys, I don't think I will sell my exa to my friend at this stage so its back to the drawing board regarding the surging:
To recap:
Mechanical Mods:
bb T25 turbo (i am told)
Port and polished heads
Blitz BOV
3" exhaust with Zigen cannon
Blitz pod filter
HKS FMIC
Custom Alloy Radiator
Symptoms:
Surges at constant throttle/ almost a misfire as a puff of black smoke leaves the exhaust
High fuel consumption
runs rich
black spark plugs
no problem with missfiring at WOT (Wide open throttle)
So Far:
Replaced spark plugs
Replaced Leads
Changed oil
swapped ECU
swapped AFM
no intake leaks
uses old AFM back to original position utilising log (& cold idle sensor)
Adjusted TPS
Adjustable Fuel Pressure Regulator fitted including guage (all sweet)
Checked Dizzy
Checked coil
Wiggled ECU plugs (does nothing)
Checked Fuel pump
I need more suggestions - or somewhere to recommend taking it (any nissan specialist around melbourne)?
Thanks
To recap:
Mechanical Mods:
bb T25 turbo (i am told)
Port and polished heads
Blitz BOV
3" exhaust with Zigen cannon
Blitz pod filter
HKS FMIC
Custom Alloy Radiator
Symptoms:
Surges at constant throttle/ almost a misfire as a puff of black smoke leaves the exhaust
High fuel consumption
runs rich
black spark plugs
no problem with missfiring at WOT (Wide open throttle)
So Far:
Replaced spark plugs
Replaced Leads
Changed oil
swapped ECU
swapped AFM
no intake leaks
uses old AFM back to original position utilising log (& cold idle sensor)
Adjusted TPS
Adjustable Fuel Pressure Regulator fitted including guage (all sweet)
Checked Dizzy
Checked coil
Wiggled ECU plugs (does nothing)
Checked Fuel pump
I need more suggestions - or somewhere to recommend taking it (any nissan specialist around melbourne)?
Thanks
EXAsperate - to wind up, infuriate, drive mad, frustrate, annoy and drive around the bend.
Can you see the fuel pressure gauge while your driving?
When you checked the coil how did you check it? in the dark to see for spark leaks?
Just some thoughts....this is a hard one.....If your up in Melbourne soon I have another ECU you could try. I'll be at teh John Mott for part of one of the days....I could bring it down, let me know.
C
When you checked the coil how did you check it? in the dark to see for spark leaks?
Just some thoughts....this is a hard one.....If your up in Melbourne soon I have another ECU you could try. I'll be at teh John Mott for part of one of the days....I could bring it down, let me know.
C
try the temp sensor .. if not crack the shits with it like i did and put a microtech in...
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Carefully check the wiring from the water temp sensor to the ECU
With a multimeter you should get as resistance reading of about 2.2 to 2.7 K ohms @ 20 degrees C. Do this at the ECU end of the loom with the temp sensor connected.
If the temp sensor is buggered, the ecu will run in cold start (choke) mode, suck fuel and run shithouse when warm.
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With a multimeter you should get as resistance reading of about 2.2 to 2.7 K ohms @ 20 degrees C. Do this at the ECU end of the loom with the temp sensor connected.
If the temp sensor is buggered, the ecu will run in cold start (choke) mode, suck fuel and run shithouse when warm.
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- EXAsperate
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Thanks for the responses.
If the coolant temp sensor is stuffed why would it missfire even when the car is cold?....it is utilising the 'log' and appropriate sensors....
Tassuperkart - I have taken out the temp sensors and cleaned them accordingly, but i haven't checked the resistance yet...will try that
Callumgw - I have swapped an ECU and found no difference. I did check the coil in the dark but couldn't see any spark leaks.
nz_n12turbo - which sensor fu*ked up on your car? temp sensor or the cold idle sensor?
photoglossy - i have had the car since Feb. It started doing it 3 days after I bought it. i suspected the injectors might be wrong but i can't tell as i don't know what the standard look like (there are three types apparently?)
Thanks guys these suggestions are great. I will look into it asap, but please keep them coming!....I can't even drive this to work! now when i idle it it blows lots of smoke....and flicks black droplets on the concrete.
If the coolant temp sensor is stuffed why would it missfire even when the car is cold?....it is utilising the 'log' and appropriate sensors....
Tassuperkart - I have taken out the temp sensors and cleaned them accordingly, but i haven't checked the resistance yet...will try that
Callumgw - I have swapped an ECU and found no difference. I did check the coil in the dark but couldn't see any spark leaks.
nz_n12turbo - which sensor fu*ked up on your car? temp sensor or the cold idle sensor?
photoglossy - i have had the car since Feb. It started doing it 3 days after I bought it. i suspected the injectors might be wrong but i can't tell as i don't know what the standard look like (there are three types apparently?)
Thanks guys these suggestions are great. I will look into it asap, but please keep them coming!....I can't even drive this to work! now when i idle it it blows lots of smoke....and flicks black droplets on the concrete.
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im guessing water temp sensor, i just changed mind to a vl one i had laying about
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- The Renegade
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G'day dude, good to see you're gonna stick it out and fix her up.
I have 2 suggestions; remove the BOV - if it vents to atmo with the stock ECU it will make the car run rich when it vents, as the air it is releasing has already been metered by the AFM and so therefore there will be fuel for that air (which is now never gonna get to your engine) being squirted into the cylinders. Also, it could be leaking.
The other suggestion - remove the adj FPR. Just to be sure it's not upping the pressure behind the injectors and making it run rich.
I have 2 suggestions; remove the BOV - if it vents to atmo with the stock ECU it will make the car run rich when it vents, as the air it is releasing has already been metered by the AFM and so therefore there will be fuel for that air (which is now never gonna get to your engine) being squirted into the cylinders. Also, it could be leaking.
The other suggestion - remove the adj FPR. Just to be sure it's not upping the pressure behind the injectors and making it run rich.
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- EXAsperate
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Thanks Renegade....Time is getting precious atm which is causing more desperation to get her on the road as i really need her with work so busy!
I had the problem without the Adj FPR and when I put it on was ok for a while then came back. i don't believe it really fixed it, it just seems to be a rare intermittent problem. I have removed BOV and had no difference, mind you i have repeatedly checked for leaks.....but nothing.
I had the problem without the Adj FPR and when I put it on was ok for a while then came back. i don't believe it really fixed it, it just seems to be a rare intermittent problem. I have removed BOV and had no difference, mind you i have repeatedly checked for leaks.....but nothing.
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Bummer.
Soory mate, I'm all out of ideas........
If I think of anything I'll stick it straight up here.
Soory mate, I'm all out of ideas........
If I think of anything I'll stick it straight up here.
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