front intercooler now a misfire
hi everyone
i joined for someone to answer this question for me lol
so..... i fitted a front mounted intercooler to my 94 wrx and now when you nail it,it misfires when your changing gear,in 3rd 4th and 5th really.
someone said its over boosting? now do i fix that?
it was running 1 ba,but now it just goes just over it
hope you can help,thanks alot
steve
i joined for someone to answer this question for me lol
so..... i fitted a front mounted intercooler to my 94 wrx and now when you nail it,it misfires when your changing gear,in 3rd 4th and 5th really.
someone said its over boosting? now do i fix that?
it was running 1 ba,but now it just goes just over it
hope you can help,thanks alot
steve
Sounds like you're getting fuel cut. The ecu senses that you're making too much boost and cuts the fuel to protect the engine.
There are cheaper ways of dealing with the problems like dawes devices but a remap would be the best and safest way to resolve it.
There are cheaper ways of dealing with the problems like dawes devices but a remap would be the best and safest way to resolve it.
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Sorry what i meant is that the standard ecu runs 0.8bar was it running 1 bar before you fitted the intercooler?
WRX/STi Saloon ECU's 2C, U8, W6, W9 - 11.47psi held to redline. Fuel-cut 14.57psi
0.8 bar, fuel cut is 1 bar
WRX/STi Saloon ECU's 2C, U8, W6, W9 - 11.47psi held to redline. Fuel-cut 14.57psi
0.8 bar, fuel cut is 1 bar
Get an apexi fc (if you can find one) get it mapped and you will really feel the benifits,
You spent money on a FMIC, make the most of it and buy a programmable ECU
Thats my thoughs.
You spent money on a FMIC, make the most of it and buy a programmable ECU
Thats my thoughs.
Or try Enduring Solutions Limited for a cheaper ecu alternative.
Is your ecu chipped already or is there already a boost controller (manual or electronic) on your car as you shouldn't be making 1 bar as standard.
Is your ecu chipped already or is there already a boost controller (manual or electronic) on your car as you shouldn't be making 1 bar as standard.
My take on this is that you've got leakages in your intercooler pipes. FMICs have many joins in their piping which increases the likelihiood of there being leaks. Doublecheck all the joins in your intercooler piping.
An air leakage is one of the main causes of backfires (I assume you actually mean backfire and not misfire since it is happening while changing gear).
Did you also fit a VTA BOV when you put on the FMIC? That can also cause backfiring.
An air leakage is one of the main causes of backfires (I assume you actually mean backfire and not misfire since it is happening while changing gear).
Did you also fit a VTA BOV when you put on the FMIC? That can also cause backfiring.
My take on this is that you've got leakages in your intercooler pipes. FMICs have many joins in their piping which increases the likelihiood of there being leaks. Doublecheck all the joins in your intercooler piping.
An air leakage is one of the main causes of backfires (I assume you actually mean backfire and not misfire since it is happening while changing gear).
Did you also fit a VTA BOV when you put on the FMIC? That can also cause backfiring.
An air leakage is one of the main causes of backfires (I assume you actually mean backfire and not misfire since it is happening while changing gear).
Did you also fit a VTA BOV when you put on the FMIC? That can also cause backfiring.
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the car is not mapped for the intercooler which is 99% of your problem.
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