Turbo manifold glowing red at idle "is this normal"
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I start the car today, and i notice the manifold on the hot side was glowing red at idle, is this normal, never see it like that before, the EGT was normal, the A/F ratio was normal, the idle was normal, any sugestions ?
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Originally Posted by TurboTagTeam
Do you have stock downpipe??? Your pre-cat could be clogged.
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Originally Posted by vtecwho??
yeah its sounds like a timing problem
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You will need to make sure your trigger wheel is not damaged and on correctly. Also make sure your crank angle sensor is correct in its reading. IF you have a power fc, you can adjust timing this way.
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Originally Posted by ErnieT
You will need to make sure your trigger wheel is not damaged and on correctly. Also make sure your crank angle sensor is correct in its reading. IF you have a power fc, you can adjust timing this way.
Replace your air intake sensor. Mine went out and caused this same problem. When it fails, the ECU reads something absurd like -40 degrees C, so its way too rich to burn up all the fuel.
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Replace your air intake sensor. Mine went out and caused this same problem. When it fails, the ECU reads something absurd like -40 degrees C, so its way too rich to burn up all the fuel.
A glowing DP/precat is normal for a car sitting at idle for any length of time. When the car sits at idle, there is no air passing thru the engine bay, so nothing cools the pipe.
You do not have a problem
You do not have a problem
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