Turbo dies after few runs in my single turbo rx7 fd
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Turbo dies after few runs in my single turbo rx7 fd
Hey guys i m kind a new here and i need some help from u guys. the problem is when i start the engine it starts well and after warming up it runs good and turbo works good in few runs but then later turbo dies at 4000 rpm as i push it hard but it goes on with slow acceleration and the same thing happens next day or later when engine get cool down so i dont know wats the problem here as i m from Pakistan and we dont hv rotary specialist here. i need help here.
my TURBO setting is:
TURBONETICS T70
2 HKS BOV
2 WASTE-GATES
INNOVATE WIDE-BAND
HKS BOOST CONTROLLER
FMIC
STOCK RADIATOR
PFC
my TURBO setting is:
TURBONETICS T70
2 HKS BOV
2 WASTE-GATES
INNOVATE WIDE-BAND
HKS BOOST CONTROLLER
FMIC
STOCK RADIATOR
PFC
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Thx for the reply MIGHTY but truly said i really dont know k is it turbo or some thing else, one says its the crank sensors and the other says its the secondary injectors? or is it the high temperature coz now a days weather is very hot here in karachi (Pakistan), after few runs engine temp rise rapidly to 90c after tht i hv to shut it down for an hr or so. today i ll try to make a video of it so tht u guys can check and tell me which i might not able to explain it properly.
regard
shahid
regard
shahid
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My first thought was heat soak after reading your first post.
If you engine light is on, any tripped codes might give clues if you can read them.
Here's link to get codes: http://www.fd3s.net/engine_codes.html
Without more information though, it's really hard to diagnose.
The least you can try is to post a video showing tachometer with good sound. It needs to show a comparison of when it's running as expected and when it's not running right - same acceleration test.
The tachometer will tell us when the problem initiates and the sound MAY give clues to the issue.
If you engine light is on, any tripped codes might give clues if you can read them.
Here's link to get codes: http://www.fd3s.net/engine_codes.html
Without more information though, it's really hard to diagnose.
The least you can try is to post a video showing tachometer with good sound. It needs to show a comparison of when it's running as expected and when it's not running right - same acceleration test.
The tachometer will tell us when the problem initiates and the sound MAY give clues to the issue.