sCeRaXn

I have a 90 crx with a turbo'd LS. The car starts and idles fine...but when i hit the gas it bogs for a second then the revs go up. I believe that its a vac problem because while its idling i have 20 vac but when i hit the gas it goes straight to 0. I thought that it was becase i had 4 lines off of 1 source...so i t'd the gauge and the fmu to the fpr and the bov and wastegate to the map sensor. The only thing im worried about is the evap purge...i didnt know where to put that so i put it on the throttle body. What the hell is my problem? Thanks

Sean

sCeRaXn

HELP!!!

Sean

dreweg

Bump for a friend....we really need to get this thing on the road.

nevin

I had the same exact problem but i dont remember what exactly fixed it. I think its because the timing was retarded to much. Try messing with your timing.

sCeRaXn

The timing was retarded alot then i setit back close to stock and it still did it. What else could cause this?

Sean

ImAcracker

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It should go to zero when you hit the gas if you are flooring it.

sCeRaXn

but i wasnt flooring it...i was hitting the gas hard enough to hit 3k rpms...if that much. But i dontn know...i just want to get it fixed. Thanks alot homies

Sean

0xenocron

too much fuel...

need more details!

sCeRaXn

well its a 92 LS engine and ive got a custom kit...t3/t04e, ravhard mani, spearco ic, deltagate at 7psi( ), 12:1 fmu, msd inline, stock injectors. If you need any other details just ask

Sean

shermanyang

iTrader: (1)

maybe it's your O2's going out...that happened to me when my O2 was going out.

sCeRaXn

that could be...b/c sometimes it doesnt want to start and i get a code 16 and 41 ir something. The 16 is injectors and the 41 is primary 02 sensor heater. Ill try hooking up my friends and see if that helps. Any other ideas?

0xenocron

so you are running an FMU with an inline pump...you have any way to monitor your fuel pressure?

i learned this weekend two things that it could be...
#1, with the FMU and the inline pump, there could be way to much pressure causing your injectors to flood your engine with gas...causing the bog
#2, when there is too much pressure to the injectors, they can lock right up...too much pressure keeps them closed although everything else thinks they are opening and closing when they are not. im not sure if that would cause a bog but im sure it might throw an injector code after a couple of cycles

sCeRaXn

Well as i said before...it did this before installed the inline pump. And i dont think that the fmu would cause it to to flood. Ive never heard the thing about the injectors sticking but that does sorta make sense. Has anyone else ever heard of this? Any other opinions on what could fix it? Thanks

Sean

sCeRaXn

bump...i need this car on the road...


Sean

sCeRaXn

help help please...


sean

0xenocron

Have you tried any small changes your self? Trouble shooting it yourself is half the fun in this game.

Good luck, hope you get it running

r7

brake booster is a good vac source