s5 richness adjsutment
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s5 richness adjsutment
I know in my s4 there is a screw in front of the shock tower to adjsut the mixture. is there anything similar on the s5?
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I have Running rich problem also in my 10AE. I idle really rich at startup, but not as rich once warmed up and driving around. When idling cold, theres literally fuel comming out of my exhaust. Could someone help me the adjustment for this? thanks.
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Originally Posted by SwiftTone
I have Running rich problem also in my 10AE. I idle really rich at startup, but not as rich once warmed up and driving around. When idling cold, theres literally fuel comming out of my exhaust. Could someone help me the adjustment for this? thanks.
10th anny is series 4
which means you have the idle adjust screw ... mess with that and your tps and MAYBE check timing to be sure its good .. might help a wee bit
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Originally Posted by SwiftTone
^^^Do you have instructions on how to adjust the idle and the tps? What tools do i need?
i personally dont have instructions, but i used this forum to find all the answers to my quesitons
search up "setting TPS"
you'll find EVERYTHING you need ... TRUST ME
hope that helps
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The ECU doesn't just start running rich mixtures unless something causes it too. Something is obviously broken or malfunctioning, and even if there was an eay way to lean out the mixtures (which there isn't) all you'd be doing is masking a symptom, not fixing the cause.
You should check for ECU error codes, and if that doesn't show anything check the voltages directly at the ECU for any out of spec.
https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generation-specific-1986-1992-17/troubleshooting-your-car-ecu-340578/
You should check for ECU error codes, and if that doesn't show anything check the voltages directly at the ECU for any out of spec.
https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generation-specific-1986-1992-17/troubleshooting-your-car-ecu-340578/
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Are you running rich or lean? Why do you think you need to adjust the A/F ratio?
On the S5, invest in a variable fuel pressure regulator and adjust. Reference the FSM for proper fuel PSI.
If that doesn't work well enough for you, then you'll have to invest in a piggyback fuel computer.
On the S5, invest in a variable fuel pressure regulator and adjust. Reference the FSM for proper fuel PSI.
If that doesn't work well enough for you, then you'll have to invest in a piggyback fuel computer.
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Didn't you read what I said? That car obviously has something wrong with it. You don't use expensive mods to band-aid your way around something that's not working properly, that's just bad advice.
The FPR suggestion jogged my memory though. Check to see the FPR is getting a proper vac sgnal, and/or measure the fuel pressure to see if it's within spec. If the FPR isn't getting a vac signal (e.g. broken vac line) then all non-WOT mixtures will be very rich.
The FPR suggestion jogged my memory though. Check to see the FPR is getting a proper vac sgnal, and/or measure the fuel pressure to see if it's within spec. If the FPR isn't getting a vac signal (e.g. broken vac line) then all non-WOT mixtures will be very rich.
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