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GRIP_TII 05-16-07 07:15 PM

S4 TII still having problems (vid inside)
 
car is a 1987 TII. pretty much whenever It starts even if it holds an idle it will die as soon as I give it any throttle after a couple seconds. after it dies there is a hissing noise around the fuel filter but no fuel is leaking.

mods: replaced
palsation damper
3" turboback
dual pulley
rx7.com fuel pump
emisions removed exept twin scroll
throttle body mod

engine bay http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_YYkRMna94
rear http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbbkp9YNzr0

any idea's?

RotaryBuddha 05-16-07 08:31 PM

Did you maybe wire your fuel pump backwards, or reverse the incoming and out going fuel hose from the tank, or maybe the fuel filter is backwards.

mazda.junkie 05-16-07 08:38 PM

Good point!

Rx7Ridah 05-16-07 10:36 PM

starts too consistantly to be backwards fuel lines. is your fuel potentiometer plugged in? has it been adjusted and possibly broken? (its located next to the boost sensor behind the maf sensor). is the maf sensor plugged in correctly?

GRIP_TII 05-16-07 11:16 PM


Originally Posted by projectredsuns (Post 6948217)
Did you maybe wire your fuel pump backwards, or reverse the incoming and out going fuel hose from the tank, or maybe the fuel filter is backwards.

wired the fuel pump the same as the factory one... made sure not to get the lines mixed up, and the fuel filter is correct. i'll check the lines over again and cross reference w/ my other rx7.

GRIP_TII 05-16-07 11:19 PM


Originally Posted by Rx7Ridah (Post 6948647)
starts too consistantly to be backwards fuel lines. is your fuel potentiometer plugged in? has it been adjusted and possibly broken? (its located next to the boost sensor behind the maf sensor). is the maf sensor plugged in correctly?


dunno if it's was ever adjusted but it's definatly pluged in.. I was thinking that it might be a bad afm.

matt566 05-17-07 12:59 AM

i did a na to tII conversion and had a similar problem
it turnd out the injector plugs were on the wrong injectors

cezonetheillest 05-17-07 01:14 AM


Originally Posted by matt566 (Post 6949078)
i did a na to tII conversion and had a similar problem
it turnd out the injector plugs were on the wrong injectors



that will definately do it. i had the same problem a few months ago

GRIP_TII 05-19-07 04:36 PM


Originally Posted by matt566 (Post 6949078)
i did a na to tII conversion and had a similar problem
it turnd out the injector plugs were on the wrong injectors


I actually tried this a couple min. after reading your post and found out that the first rotor injector had been wired incorrectly by the previous owner (wired neg to positive), and the injector caps on the secondary injectors were toast. just ordered some new pintle caps and rewired two of the injectors that were in bad shape so hopefully it'll be running within a couple of days...

thx


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