Power FC Stalling problem W/ cool coolant temperature
10-06-02, 12:45 PM
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Stalling problem W/ cool coolant temperature
When I decelerate, pushing in the clutch & brake to stop, the RPM drops fast and sometimes kills the engine. This only happens when the coolant temperature is 60C-70C ish.. This Problem started when I installed the PFC. I wished the PFC to self learn and adjust fuel or something but it has been a year and no change.
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Rick
Any ideas?Thanks
Rick
10-08-02, 11:16 AM
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If you have the commander or datalogit you could try upping the water temp correction in the +50o range.
I had the same problem with it running lean during warmup, upping the water temp corrections fixed it.
I had the same problem with it running lean during warmup, upping the water temp corrections fixed it.
10-08-02, 06:33 PM
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Originally posted by grampa
If you have the commander or datalogit you could try upping the water temp correction in the +50o range.
I had the same problem with it running lean during warmup, upping the water temp corrections fixed it.
If you have the commander or datalogit you could try upping the water temp correction in the +50o range.
I had the same problem with it running lean during warmup, upping the water temp corrections fixed it.
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Rick
10-10-02, 10:22 AM
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Without a Wideband you can't know for sure if a rich or lean condition is causing your stall problem. If you want to play w/out a WB, make small changes (less than 5%) and see if your problem gets better or worse, if worse, try 5% the other way, if better try another couple % until it stops.
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Originally posted by nocab72
Without a Wideband you can't know for sure if a rich or lean condition is causing your stall problem. If you want to play w/out a WB, make small changes (less than 5%) and see if your problem gets better or worse, if worse, try 5% the other way, if better try another couple % until it stops.
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Without a Wideband you can't know for sure if a rich or lean condition is causing your stall problem. If you want to play w/out a WB, make small changes (less than 5%) and see if your problem gets better or worse, if worse, try 5% the other way, if better try another couple % until it stops.
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10-10-05, 11:14 PM
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Originally Posted by grampa
If you have the commander or datalogit you could try upping the water temp correction in the +50o range.
I had the same problem with it running lean during warmup, upping the water temp corrections fixed it.
I had the same problem with it running lean during warmup, upping the water temp corrections fixed it.
10-11-05, 12:22 AM
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I can't help answer your question but I can suggest a couple of things that may help...
In Setting 4 'IGN vs WaterT Cool' change the retard at 60 Temp from 15 to 5.
Try new spark plugs.
In Setting 4 'IGN vs WaterT Cool' change the retard at 60 Temp from 15 to 5.
Try new spark plugs.
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