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I thought it might be grounds, ended up replacing them all with no luck. Need to find a way to clean up the wiring like running it all to a single control box or something haha, but haven't yet found something of the sort... Still need to do the relearn process for the ECU. It's been flooding itself from what I can tell by how much fuel is on the plugs that isn't being ignited even though I have spark, so I think it's more of an over fueling issue.. Which is why I need to do the relearnOriginally Posted by madmanmarty
After looking at your pic,do u think your problem may be wiring & grounds?
OBD-I PCM isn't going to be flooding itself that much. It would have dumped all of the learned fine-tuning and gone to default mapping when you installed it. Suspect timing or weak spark
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Fuel pressure regulator?
Had one go out on an exploder and it dumped so much gas in it was running out the tailpipe.
Had one go out on an exploder and it dumped so much gas in it was running out the tailpipe.
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Weak spark would still ignite the fuel to an extent though wouldn't it? I mean it may not run like a champ, but in thoery would run.. I've let it sit a few days, tried it and it'll run a few seconds and then die again. But I definitely need to jump into the ignition system testing when I can find a spare handOriginally Posted by salad
OBD-I PCM isn't going to be flooding itself that much. It would have dumped all of the learned fine-tuning and gone to default mapping when you installed it. Suspect timing or weak spark
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Had one go out on an exploder and it dumped so much gas in it was running out the tailpipe.
Is there a quick easy way to test that? I know it's got fuel pressure, but if the regulator is dumping to much it's a possibilityOriginally Posted by chipmaker
Fuel pressure regulator? Had one go out on an exploder and it dumped so much gas in it was running out the tailpipe.
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Not if it's too weak to ignite itOriginally Posted by 2tone92
Weak spark would still ignite the fuel to an extent though wouldn't it?
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Fuel pressure gauge on the test fitting. Or pull entire rail + injectors and watch the spray while cranking.Originally Posted by 2tone92
Is there a quick easy way to test that? I know it's got fuel pressure, but if the regulator is dumping to much it's a possibility
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Fuel pressure gauge on the test fitting. Or pull entire rail + injectors and watch the spray while cranking.
Sweet thanks! I'll have to test the ignition system when I get the change between work. And I think a fuel pressure gauge is the easier way to go there lol. Thanks again, I'll have to check it out here tomorrow probablyOriginally Posted by salad
Not if it's too weak to ignite itFuel pressure gauge on the test fitting. Or pull entire rail + injectors and watch the spray while cranking.
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Remove the vac line from the fuel psi regulator, cycle the fuel pump and see if fuel dribbles out of the vac port.
If the regulator is bad it can flood the intake with fuel.
If the regulator is bad it can flood the intake with fuel.
Well since I'm not sure how to upload videos... I can't show you the jeeps running, but after swapping in some performance plugs she fired right up!!
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Holy hell it's a miracle!!!Originally Posted by 2tone92
Well since I'm not sure how to upload videos... I can't show you the jeeps running, but after swapping in some performance plugs she fired right up!!
Your old plugs must have been fuel fouled. How's she doing?
Congrats!
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Your old plugs must have been fuel fouled. How's she doing?
Congrats!
You're telling me haha! Still got some kinks to work out, but she's purring like a kitten. And that's what I was thinking, so I went ahead and upgraded quite a bit over the old oem plugs. Double platinum iridium plugs lolOriginally Posted by chipmaker
Holy hell it's a miracle!!!Your old plugs must have been fuel fouled. How's she doing?
Congrats!
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Hey whatever plug floats your goat.Originally Posted by 2tone92
You're telling me haha! Still got some kinks to work out, but she's purring like a kitten. And that's what I was thinking, so I went ahead and upgraded quite a bit over the old oem plugs. Double platinum iridium plugs lol
Glad you finally got it going.
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Glad you finally got it going.
Figured I might aswell with the extra cash I got lying around from house sitting haha. And me to! Now just gotta plumb the temp sensor for the gauge to the one for the ECU so I have a working gauge and bleed my clutch and she's ready for a testOriginally Posted by chipmaker
Hey whatever plug floats your goat.Glad you finally got it going.
