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Old Oct 1, 2009 | 06:05 PM
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starting issue

im having a startup issue with my lt8 S4. the engine will start, but after about 4sec of running it just dies off and stalls even if i give it a bit of throttle it always seems to function as a if its on a timer... the car has no exhaust/intake,street ported s4,factory fuel injectors... any ideas?
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Old Oct 2, 2009 | 09:19 AM
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2fjdSr3t5E
vid of the car starting.

ive verfied that the fuel pump is operating rught up until the engine reaches 0 rpm.and ive tried several different basemaps...

by no intake,i mean it has no filter.

im pretty much at a loss as to what it could be...
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Old Oct 2, 2009 | 09:42 AM
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Increase the warmup enrichments in the (funny named) T_wat tables.

The car will start and run for 4 seconds because the afterstart enrichment is keeping the mixture fat, but it only lasts for around 5 seconds.
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Old Oct 2, 2009 | 09:47 AM
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alrighty, ill give it a shot

thanx alot man!
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Old Oct 2, 2009 | 06:43 PM
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That dosnt sound like aftermarket enrichments.

And the T_wat map is no for afterstart enrichments. It is a timing correction map for water temperature.


Can you put up another vid of you holding the revs up and see if it still switches off.

If it does i reckon your loosing fuel pressure.
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Old Oct 2, 2009 | 11:34 PM
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well i messed around with the car a bit more today. i managed to take a log of the occurance. what do u guys think about this?

log rpm load tps timing output waterT. airT. voltage afr status
# 7 0000 -00 Hg 00% 00° 3.62sT 35°c 21°c 12.06v 17.5 . . IDLE . '
# 8 0000 -00 Hg 00% 00° 3.62sT 35°c 21°c 11.95v 17.5 . . IDLE . '
# 9 0000 -02 Hg 00% 00° 3.62sT 35°c 21°c 9.62v 17.5 . . Crank . '
# 10 0000 -02 Hg 00% 00° 3.62sT 35°c 21°c 10.00v 17.5 . . Crank . '
# 11 0000 -02 Hg 00% 00° 3.62sT 35°c 21°c 10.56v 17.5 . . IDLE . '
# 12 0380 -03 Hg 00% 00° 3.62sT 35°c 21°c 10.75v 17.5 . . Crank . '
# 13 0380 -03 Hg 00% 00° 3.62sT 35°c 21°c 10.75v 17.5 . . Crank . '
# 14 0500 -03 Hg 00% 00° 8.00sT 35°c 21°c 10.88v 17.5 . . IDLE . '
# 15 0880 -07 Hg 00% 30° 7.00sT 35°c 21°c 11.00v 17.5 . . IDLE . '
# 16 0880 -10 Hg 00% 30° 5.57sT 35°c 21°c 11.68v 17.5 . . IDLE . '
# 17 0880 -10 Hg 00% 30° 5.29sT 35°c 21°c 12.12v 17.5 . . IDLE . '
# 18 0820 -05 Hg 99% 30° 2.29sT 35°c 21°c 12.12v 17.5 . . RPMwot . '
# 19 1180 -04 Hg 85% 28° 2.33sT 35°c 21°c 12.18v 17.5 . . Pump1 M . '
# 20 1440 -15 Hg 00% 30° 4.43sT 35°c 21°c 12.18v 17.5 . . IDLE . '
# 21 1320 -13 Hg 82% 29° 1.90sT 35°c 20°c 12.25v 17.5 . . . . '
# 22 1620 -07 Hg 99% 30° 2.14sT 35°c 20°c 12.25v 17.5 . . Pump1 M . '
# 23 1950 -17 Hg 00% 30° 4.05sT 35°c 20°c 12.25v 17.5 . . IDLE . '
# 24 1680 -20 Hg 05% 30° 2.14sT 35°c 20°c 12.25v 17.5 . . RPMcrs . '
# 25 1560 -10 Hg 99% 30° 1.86sT 35°c 20°c 12.32v 17.5 . . Pump1 M . '
# 26 1880 -08 Hg 66% 30° 2.00sT 35°c 20°c 12.32v 17.5 . . Pump1 M . '
# 27 1950 -20 Hg 00% 30° 3.76sT 35°c 20°c 12.32v 17.5 . . IDLE . '
# 28 1680 -16 Hg 86% 30° 2.05sT 35°c 20°c 12.32v 17.5 . . . . '
# 29 1880 -09 Hg 99% 30° 1.90sT 35°c 20°c 12.38v 17.5 . . Pump1 M . '
# 30 2000 -17 Hg 00% 30° 4.05sT 35°c 20°c 12.38v 17.5 . . IDLE . '
# 31 1750 -19 Hg 28% 30° 2.14sT 35°c 20°c 12.38v 17.5 . . RPMcrs . '
# 32 1820 -09 Hg 99% 30° 1.90sT 35°c 20°c 12.38v 17.5 . . Pump1 M . '
# 33 2000 -15 Hg 00% 30° 2.00sT 35°c 20°c 12.38v 17.5 . . IDLE . '
# 34 2000 -15 Hg 00% 30° 2.00sT 35°c 20°c 12.38v 17.5 . . IDLE . '
# 35 1880 -19 Hg 01% 30° 3.86sT 35°c 20°c 12.38v 17.5 . . RPMcrs . '
# 36 1750 -16 Hg 52% 30° 2.05sT 35°c 20°c 12.38v 17.5 . . . . '
# 37 1820 -15 Hg 59% 30° 2.00sT 35°c 20°c 12.38v 17.5 . . . . '
# 38 1880 -14 Hg 60% 30° 2.00sT 35°c 20°c 12.38v 17.5 . . . . '
# 39 1880 -15 Hg 60% 30° 2.00sT 35°c 20°c 12.44v 17.5 . . . . '
# 40 1880 -15 Hg 60% 30° 2.00sT 35°c 20°c 12.44v 17.5 . . . . '
# 41 1880 -16 Hg 60% 30° 2.05sT 35°c 20°c 12.44v 17.5 . . . . '
# 42 1880 -16 Hg 60% 30° 2.05sT 35°c 20°c 12.44v 17.5 . . . . '
# 43 1880 -14 Hg 59% 30° 2.00sT 35°c 20°c 12.44v 17.5 . . . . '
# 44 1950 -14 Hg 59% 30° 2.00sT 35°c 20°c 12.44v 17.5 . . . . '
# 45 1880 -15 Hg 59% 30° 2.00sT 35°c 20°c 12.44v 17.5 . . RPMcrs . '
# 46 1880 -15 Hg 59% 30° 2.00sT 35°c 20°c 12.44v 17.5 . . . . '
# 47 1950 -14 Hg 59% 30° 2.00sT 35°c 20°c 12.44v 17.5 . . . . '
# 48 1950 -15 Hg 59% 30° 2.00sT 35°c 20°c 12.44v 17.5 . . . . '
# 49 1950 -14 Hg 59% 30° 2.00sT 35°c 20°c 12.44v 17.5 . . . . '
# 50 1950 -15 Hg 59% 30° 2.00sT 35°c 20°c 12.44v 17.5 . . RPMcrs . '
# 51 1950 -14 Hg 59% 30° 2.00sT 35°c 20°c 12.50v 17.5 . . . . '
# 52 1950 -16 Hg 59% 30° 2.05sT 35°c 20°c 12.50v 17.5 . . . . '
# 53 1880 -14 Hg 59% 30° 2.00sT 35°c 20°c 12.50v 17.5 . . . . '
# 54 1820 -14 Hg 59% 30° 2.00sT 35°c 20°c 12.50v 17.5 . . . . '
# 55 1820 -14 Hg 59% 30° 2.00sT 35°c 20°c 12.50v 17.5 . . . . '
# 56 1680 -14 Hg 59% 30° 2.00sT 35°c 20°c 12.50v 17.5 . . . . '
# 57 1500 -13 Hg 59% 30° 1.90sT 35°c 20°c 12.50v 17.5 . . . . '
# 58 1250 -10 Hg 59% 29° 1.86sT 35°c 20°c 12.50v 17.5 . . . . '
# 59 1060 -08 Hg 59% 27° 2.00sT 35°c 20°c 12.50v 17.5 . . . . '
# 60 0880 -07 Hg 59% 30° 2.14sT 35°c 20°c 12.50v 17.5 . . RPMwot . '
# 61 0680 -04 Hg 59% 30° 2.33sT 35°c 20°c 12.50v 17.5 . . RPMwot . '
# 62 0560 -02 Hg 59% 30° 2.43sT 35°c 20°c 12.38v 17.5 . . Crank . '
# 63 0440 -02 Hg 59% 00° 2.48sT 35°c 20°c 12.32v 17.5 . . . . '
# 64 0000 -00 Hg 59% 00° 3.19sT 35°c 20°c 12.25v 17.5 . . Crank . '
# 65 0000 -00 Hg 59% 00° 3.19sT 35°c 20°c 12.25v 17.5 . . Crank . '
# 66 0000 -00 Hg 59% 00° 3.19sT 35°c 20°c 12.25v 17.5 . . Crank . '
# 67 0000 -00 Hg 59% 00° 3.19sT 35°c 20°c 12.25v 17.5 . . Crank . '
# 68 0000 -00 Hg 59% 00° 3.19sT 35°c 20°c 12.25v 17.5 . . Crank . '
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Old Oct 2, 2009 | 11:39 PM
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Old Oct 3, 2009 | 12:14 AM
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volts look abit low
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Old Oct 3, 2009 | 02:00 AM
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Old Oct 3, 2009 | 09:49 AM
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hmmm im gonna check out my fuel flow today and slam in some new plugs. im almost 100% sure the filter is good since thecar ran fine whith the factory ecu(but the car has sat for a year and a half so ill check anyway). does the timing and fuel look to be in the ballpark? whats going on when it switches to the pump1m status? rx72c, i know u have the answer. its just a matter of me providing you with enough accurate information!

thanx so far fellas!
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Old Oct 3, 2009 | 10:29 AM
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I'm sorry, I don't know what the hell I was thinking when I posted T_wat. I meant to say the Water map.
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Old Oct 3, 2009 | 03:01 PM
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I'm sorry, I don't know what the hell I was thinking when I posted T_wat. I meant to say the Water map.
no prob man
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Are you able to write down the map out of hte ecu or even take page snap shots if you have the laptop.

Tune looks lean, add that to your non existent voltage you will have problems.
How have you wired the fuel pump up? through microtech relay or factory wiring?
I still think your loosing fuel pressure.
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Old Oct 3, 2009 | 04:59 PM
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Are you able to write down the map out of hte ecu or even take page snap shots if you have the laptop.

Tune looks lean, add that to your non existent voltage you will have problems.
How have you wired the fuel pump up? through microtech relay or factory wiring?
I still think your loosing fuel pressure.
the pump is wired through the microtech relay with a 8ga wire running to the pump. im gonna buy an inline fuel pressure gauge and check it out tomorrow

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Old Oct 8, 2009 | 02:27 PM
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ah hah!!!!! it is a fuel pressure problem!!!! thanx so much fellas.there is soon to be another microtech powered t2 on the streets!
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Old Oct 20, 2009 | 03:01 AM
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wow this seems like the problem i was having... but with the factory ecu.. lets see what microtech does for me
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Old Oct 20, 2009 | 07:13 AM
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microtech will fix it.
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