How do YOU start your 7?
How do YOU start your 7?
So...just curious...do you start in neutral? In gear? Does your auto-choke even work? Are lucky to even get it started?
Myself: I start in gear so my auto-idle doesnt scream at 3500 RPM. But I have a rock solid idle so pretty boring. I know a few friends who are lucky to start at all lol
Myself: I start in gear so my auto-idle doesnt scream at 3500 RPM. But I have a rock solid idle so pretty boring. I know a few friends who are lucky to start at all lol
I start in neutral with the ebrake on and then let out of the clutch and idle. I also have a habit of using the fuel cut switch every time just in case. Now that I'm going to be premixing I'll probably have to break myself of that.
Well some 7's have cold start issues, thats the reason for ppl usually starting the car in gear, some 7's don't. With me I start in neutral with out touching the gas pedal, unless my charge light is on... I need to get that checked again, haha.
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I do a countdown, just cause I like to pretend it's a rocket ship, then when it starts and I'm surrounded by smoke, it looks like I'm flying through the clouds.
And then other times I just clutch in, out of gear, hand brake set, glovebox open, wheel slightly cocked, seat back at a 35 degree angle, cross my fingers, and turn the key.
And then other times I just clutch in, out of gear, hand brake set, glovebox open, wheel slightly cocked, seat back at a 35 degree angle, cross my fingers, and turn the key.
*********Does your auto-choke even work?****************8
There's no choke for starting the engine.
The ECU has a Start Map so to speak. It does NOT use the afm etc. It looks at cranking speed, waterthermo sensor output and a 12vdc Start signal on pin 3D of the ECU.
Different water temperatures mean different amounts of fuel delivered when starting.
There's no choke for starting the engine.
The ECU has a Start Map so to speak. It does NOT use the afm etc. It looks at cranking speed, waterthermo sensor output and a 12vdc Start signal on pin 3D of the ECU.
Different water temperatures mean different amounts of fuel delivered when starting.
I get into the car. I Crank it. I get out of the car. I pull the egi inj fuse. I get back in the car I crank it. I get out of the car. I put the egi inj fuse back in. I get back in the car. I turn key and watch all the pretty smoke come out and how loud it is (open headers--just got the engine in and ready to run, i'll be doing this tonight).
pop hood, put terminals back on connector, get in (leaving the door open of course) crank, and crank, get out pull egi fuse, get back in crank some more, get out put fuse back in, get in (close door) put my ear plugs in, put clutch to floor ebrake on out of gear and watch idle at 1000000 rpms while surrounded by white smoke, take off like a bottle rocket
Originally Posted by HAILERS
*********Does your auto-choke even work?****************8
There's no choke for starting the engine.
The ECU has a Start Map so to speak. It does NOT use the afm etc. It looks at cranking speed, waterthermo sensor output and a 12vdc Start signal on pin 3D of the ECU.
Different water temperatures mean different amounts of fuel delivered when starting.
There's no choke for starting the engine.
The ECU has a Start Map so to speak. It does NOT use the afm etc. It looks at cranking speed, waterthermo sensor output and a 12vdc Start signal on pin 3D of the ECU.
Different water temperatures mean different amounts of fuel delivered when starting.
This:https://www.rx7club.com/attachment.p...hmentid=212561
Injects fuel at something like 36ms when cold and 17ms when hot. Memory there. Not exact figures.
I sacrifice a virgin and pray to the gods of rotary....
99.9999999% of the time it's clutch in (out of gear) turn the key. Cranks up first time every time with two exceptions, both battery related.
99.9999999% of the time it's clutch in (out of gear) turn the key. Cranks up first time every time with two exceptions, both battery related.


