My RX7 dies instantly.
08-21-22, 03:29 PM
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My RX7 dies instantly.
Alright I need some help on this.
I did a rebuild and the engine doesn't run. It's a 1988 S4 T2
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Full throtle or not it doesn't change anything.
The only mod i did during rebuild is a new Racingbeat aluminium flywheel. Everything else is stock.
Compression is even and above 100psi everywhere.
I did a rebuild and the engine doesn't run. It's a 1988 S4 T2
Video:
Full throtle or not it doesn't change anything.
The only mod i did during rebuild is a new Racingbeat aluminium flywheel. Everything else is stock.
Compression is even and above 100psi everywhere.
08-21-22, 06:36 PM
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I assume you've gone thru the obvious things, like making sure the MAP and MAF are plugged in securely? Throttle positions sensor and CAS sensor are calibrated correctly? Fuel pressure is good?
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08-21-22, 08:20 PM
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I've had this problem before, turned out to be the MAF. On S4s, it has a switch in it that kills power to the fuel pump if it doesn't detect that the MAF is seeing any air pass through. I don't remember if in my case, it was my MAF or the connector falling apart, but I bypassed the switch (spliced the wires together at the connector) and never had troubles after that.
Borrowing the words of satch from when he helped me figure out my problems many moons ago:
So if I'm remembering this correctly, there should be a yellow check connector near the passenger side shock tower, 2 pin with a hood over it, that you can jumper to test if this is your problem or not.
Borrowing the words of satch from when he helped me figure out my problems many moons ago:
There is a fuel relay located within the AFM on the S4. When you start the car and the rpm rises above 500 rpm the fuel relay in the AFM takes over by sending a ground signal to the circuit opening relay and this keeps the relay from shutting off and cutting power to the Blue wire which powers the fuel pump circuit. Jumping the fuel check connector keeps a constant ground on the Brown wire in the relay that is necessary to keeping power on the Blue wire.
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