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Anubis_4_99 07-31-2006 02:24 PM

stumbleing on brand new engine
 
i just recently rebuilt my engine, it has 0 miles on it.. my setup is below

D16Z6, stock CR
eagle rods
Vitara pistons
T3/T4 63/50
RC 550 injectors
blah blah blah... not sure what else to put

i burned a BBKA map to get my car running and a couple others as well, and every one has the same problem

they idle fine, AFR at idle is perfect, as soon as i touch the gas it dies

i dont know what could be causeing it... anyone have any ideas? i thought maybe it was the map but i've tried about 4 others with the same results

Anubis_4_99 07-31-2006 03:27 PM

Re: stumbleing on brand new engine
 
ok well the AFR at idle is 10.7... not quite what i thought it was, guess i just had to let it sit for a bit... but still when i had the bad chips and it ran i could still at least get it to rev, as soon as i hit the gas now it dies

HMTguy 07-31-2006 04:28 PM

Re: stumbleing on brand new engine
 
I'm assuming you have it scaled for your 550cc injectors?

Anubis_4_99 07-31-2006 04:30 PM

Re: stumbleing on brand new engine
 
yup, scaled for the injectors, fuel pressure, etc

i just thought of something though... would haveing no signal from the stock O2 cause a stumble like this?

i took out my stock O2 and put in my wideband.. if need be i can hook up the wideband to the ecu for it but would that work?

if that wouldnt be the cause then any other ideas?

HMTguy 07-31-2006 04:42 PM

Re: stumbleing on brand new engine
 

Originally Posted by Anubis_4_99
yup, scaled for the injectors, fuel pressure, etc

i just thought of something though... would haveing no signal from the stock O2 cause a stumble like this?

i took out my stock O2 and put in my wideband.. if need be i can hook up the wideband to the ecu for it but would that work?

if that wouldnt be the cause then any other ideas?

If you don't have your O2 in and you don't have it disabled, you'll get a CEL.

You can't just hook your wideband up to your ecu in place of your narrowband unless your WB has a narrowband output.

Anubis_4_99 07-31-2006 04:47 PM

Re: stumbleing on brand new engine
 
i know, it does have a narrow band output... but would no O2 cause the stumbleing at all or just a cell?


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