Rich idle with new injectors-turbo
#1
Rich idle with new injectors-turbo
Hi guys,
I just installed a turbo on my 1.6 stock internals
specs:
Bosch EV14 640cc injectors
stock coils, ngk-4091 spark plugs
gt2554r turbo
stock fuel pump
Now i have this weird problem that i can't get my car to idle stable above 12 afr.
If I remove any more fuel, the idle starts hunting like crazy and the car eventually dies.
The rest of the fuel map is perfect, the car drives very well in all areas.
I changed the requered fuel and injector dead times to the correct values.
Any more suggestions?
Thanks in advance,
I just installed a turbo on my 1.6 stock internals
specs:
Bosch EV14 640cc injectors
stock coils, ngk-4091 spark plugs
gt2554r turbo
stock fuel pump
Now i have this weird problem that i can't get my car to idle stable above 12 afr.
If I remove any more fuel, the idle starts hunting like crazy and the car eventually dies.
The rest of the fuel map is perfect, the car drives very well in all areas.
I changed the requered fuel and injector dead times to the correct values.
Any more suggestions?
Thanks in advance,
#4
Do you have a log, when it does that?
VE table looks fine, spark map looks horrible (but idle cells are fine), why are you on open loop idle? General settings look okay, but I want to see that log.
Maybe you can turn off EGO and overrun fuel cut, just to be sure it isn't doing something stupid.
VE table looks fine, spark map looks horrible (but idle cells are fine), why are you on open loop idle? General settings look okay, but I want to see that log.
Maybe you can turn off EGO and overrun fuel cut, just to be sure it isn't doing something stupid.
#6
Is your map dyno tuned? I think for pump gas it's hot, especially low/midrange and transitioning into boost. You're 5-7° up on me and I'm on 8.8 pistons and run 102 octane ROZ fuel.
If the car hasn't been on the dyno or checked with other knock control, I would pull some timing, better be on the conservative side...
I would pull the IACV plug and set idle with the screw to something like 700-750rpm, then go on
If the car hasn't been on the dyno or checked with other knock control, I would pull some timing, better be on the conservative side...
I would pull the IACV plug and set idle with the screw to something like 700-750rpm, then go on
#7
Ok I corrected the spark (didn't change idle)
Now i made 2 logs both with the IACV disconnected
The first one is the car running normal at 800 rpm with 12 AFR
The second one I start lowering the fuel, and the idle starts hunting. So I think the ECU is still doing something.
My fuel map is pretty normal, I don't think I need to lower the fuel amount, yet still my idle is very rich.
Thank you in advance
Now i made 2 logs both with the IACV disconnected
The first one is the car running normal at 800 rpm with 12 AFR
The second one I start lowering the fuel, and the idle starts hunting. So I think the ECU is still doing something.
My fuel map is pretty normal, I don't think I need to lower the fuel amount, yet still my idle is very rich.
Thank you in advance
#8
Hi guys,
After months, I finally found the solution to my problem.
Because I have an 1990 1.6 engine, it was running batch/semi sequential injection by default.
Wiring up fully sequential injection (have an MS3) instantly allowed me to idle at 14 afr without surging.
Once you go bigger injectors (i have 560cc), sequential is a must it seems.
After months, I finally found the solution to my problem.
Because I have an 1990 1.6 engine, it was running batch/semi sequential injection by default.
Wiring up fully sequential injection (have an MS3) instantly allowed me to idle at 14 afr without surging.
Once you go bigger injectors (i have 560cc), sequential is a must it seems.
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