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Gohan3rdrift Jun 15, 2007 09:02 PM

Drivability issues...
 
So I was driving my car the other day and all of a sudden,
I was at a light and when I pressed the clutch in, I couldn't rev the engine past 1300 RPMs!!
It just sat there and popped/ backfired as if it was "anitlagging, or 2-stepping".
Don't use either, yet.. I Didn't touch the maps.

If I was NOT pressing the clutch, then I could rev it.
Even while driving, switching gears it will do it.http://smiliesftw.com/x/madgo.gif

The clutch was NOT wired to the Haltech, so I have no idea what's goin on!!!http://smiliesftw.com/x/stupid_1.gif
I checked the TPS,Coolant temp sensor,CAS, nothing diff there...
Thanks in advance.

~Tony
13B-REW
Haltech E8
Greddy T78

crispeed Jun 15, 2007 09:20 PM

Might be gremlin season starting! :rlaugh:
Actually check under the dash in the clutch pedal area and make sure no wires are being shorted out by the movement of the clutch.

http://www.topgear.com/content/timet.../0063/main.jpg
BTW. You still running a clutch in that thing? I would have guessed a stiff kick in the ass would get it going! :lol:

Busted7 Jun 16, 2007 11:43 PM

Damn you beat me to it i dont know much about the computer but i know about screwing things up. :wallbash:

Claudio RX-7 Jun 17, 2007 01:51 AM

Did ya check to see if the Antilag got enabled with the clutch switch somehow? Gremlins do tend to be dilligent :D

Gohan3rdrift Jun 19, 2007 01:13 AM

no wires near it at all....
and the clutch isn't hooked up to the haltech..:Wconfused

Can the ecu act up if it gets too hot, because it's like a furnace in my car.:devil:

p.s. I usually tie a twinkie on that stick and put it in front of "Betty" the bull and she gets scootin.:lol:


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