running too rich..
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running too rich..
hey guys im new here.. i recently did a swap on my eh2 its a cx and it had the d15b8. i swaped out for the d16z6. now that i swaped it.. it barely turns on and is running way too rich... already replaced the injectors fuel rail and the pressure regulator and its still running rich, i also replaced the map sensor dnt know if that helps but if ayone has any sugestions it would help alot..thanx..
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Re: running too rich.. (s1ngleslam)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by s1ngleslam »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">1st i was running the chipped p28. but i took it off and used the stock d15. but still no fix</TD></TR></TABLE>
keep the p28.
the p28 comes with a d16z6. its "made for it"
just put the p28 back in and tune it
keep the p28.
the p28 comes with a d16z6. its "made for it"
just put the p28 back in and tune it
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Re: running too rich.. (Unseen Racer)
how do i tune it? u mean like dyno? cuz if u mean the other tune then in that case it has new timing belt, spark plugs, new bearings as well as new piston rings, new hg, water pump, rotor cap and wires.. timing is right on the money..its just running xtremely rich..
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