what ecu for turbo zc w/310 injectors
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what ecu for turbo zc w/310 injectors
what ecu are you guys using on your zc turbo? the teg or the si.....i'm having serious fuel problems and i think it's the ecu i currently have an inline pump with 310 injectors and an 8:1 fmu disc....everytime i turn on the fuel pump the car will not idle correctly and sometimes dies from too much fuel
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Re: what ecu for turbo zc w/310 injectors (uneekcrx)
I replyed to your post on my post ( ZC dyno #'s)
I think the problem is more of that you didn't reduce fuel pressure to compensate for the larger injectors.
Buy a B&M FPR, and set it about 10 psi less.
I think the problem is more of that you didn't reduce fuel pressure to compensate for the larger injectors.
Buy a B&M FPR, and set it about 10 psi less.
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Re: what ecu for turbo zc w/310 injectors (poison)
Hondata?? what the hell are you smoking??
OBD0 not 1+.
Zydne is the only option for us OBD0 people.
Umm about the fuel.....
Do you have the pressure gauge?? if so that will tell you where the problem is.
I have heard the some people with B&m's are not able to lower the pressure. There is a mod out there that allows the B&M to work properly. I'm sure someone has the link or info on the mod.
Get the gauge though, if you don't already have it
[Modified by Bryson, 3:29 PM 5/6/2002]
OBD0 not 1+.
Zydne is the only option for us OBD0 people.
Umm about the fuel.....
Do you have the pressure gauge?? if so that will tell you where the problem is.
I have heard the some people with B&m's are not able to lower the pressure. There is a mod out there that allows the B&M to work properly. I'm sure someone has the link or info on the mod.
Get the gauge though, if you don't already have it
[Modified by Bryson, 3:29 PM 5/6/2002]
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Re: what ecu for turbo zc w/310 injectors (uneekcrx)
Drill a small relief hole in the fpr connecting the inlet to the exit to lower fuel pressure at idle.
http://www.theoldone.com/articles/regulator/
Or get a fuel controller
http://www.theoldone.com/articles/regulator/
Or get a fuel controller
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