Car stumbling after Turbo install
We just install a junkyard turbo kit on a D15 and the car is stumbling like crazy. You can feel car pulling but then it stumble and loses power. Here the setup:
Blox FMU 12:1
IHI RHB5 turbo
Intercoolded
I need help
Blox FMU 12:1
IHI RHB5 turbo
Intercoolded
I need help
found the problem but now I have another one...One of my plugs was burnt and the I bought a new and just burnt that one too in 15min.
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are they black and smell like fuel? then you didnt burn them.. they are fouled. thats why the car is stumbling. the fmu dumps so much fuel it cant be burnt during the combustion process
Would that literaly burn the little pin that sticks out of the plug. If thats the problem too much fuel how could I fix that?
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no, you can get some brake cleaner or some wd40 and a wire brush and clean off the plugs.
as for fixing that problem... get rid of the fmu and get real fuel management, like uberdata
as for fixing that problem... get rid of the fmu and get real fuel management, like uberdata
I was thinking about uberdata but I don't know anyone that can chip the ECU and I haven't found any solid information on the Internet how to do it.
Go to your local Bookstore and get this months HOnda tuning magazine they have a write up about chipping an ecu to run crome and uberdata its very easily understood so go check it out it
Just use this instead.It doesnt pay to be cheap when it comes to cars.Going fast isnt cheap.If it is it likely wont last long. Yeah do what he said and invest in a wideband and uberdata those are your best tools. http://home.mn.rr.com/keebler65/honda/
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