Detting problem
Hi all
Can any one help i have a 93/94 wrx import i have had it 18 months or so i had problems with the engine and was advised that it would be cheaper to change the engine than to have it fixed so I had a brand new 2.5 short engine fitted along with this I have fitted a Blitz boost controller Ninja exhaust from down pipe back not the down pipe its self Walbro 255 fuel pump Induction kit Stage 1 clutch But since I have had the engine fitted when I get to about 3500 to 4000 revs @ .8 to .9 bar of boost it dets like crazy where as before I could get to about 1.5 bar and still no detting noise plus when it dose it I get some black smoke from the exhaust not blue or grey just black It’s driving me crazy having a 2.5 and not being able to get the full benefit from it Any ideas to what I can do to sort it Ta |
has it been mapped properly? is it running on same fuel as mapped on? needs to be looked at by a specialsit to work out y its detting
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it is only running the standard ecu but i am running it on tesco fuel 99 ron
could it be that the ecu is only set up for a 2 and not a 2.5 |
from memory, a 93/94 ecu can be remapped so can't see a problem with it going ona 2.5 block, unless its not got enough adjustment for it (bit over my head), but was it mapped when built?
have you been running octain booster in it at all? if not try it see what you get. |
Get it mapped, quickly! :eek: Your fuel and ignition timing are going to be way out on the standard ecu. Its either £2000 for another engine, or £800 for an after-market ecu, such as the Apexi power fc. :thumb:
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standard ecu will not cope with a big change in capacity (25% increase !!) , also this ecu cannot be remapped, you could get a scoobyecu type ecu but whether or not that will cope with the 2.5 is unknown. Maybe speak with scoobyclinic about their scoobyecu. The best alternative is a powerfc fitted and mapped.
DO NOT DRIVE YOUR CAR ON BOOST UNTIL THEN |
cheers chaps thats cleared that one up
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iv tryed octain boost it makes no difference but one thing i have noticed is that it dosent do it all the time just most of the time
i carnt realy aford a new ecu the engine took all my spair cash is their some kined of chip i could put in the ecu or possibly get the standard ecu tweeked in any way untill cash comes along |
try scoobyclinic, they do a chip to replace yours which is customer mapped
www.scoobyclinic.co.uk As I said though, I dont know if they can do this to work with a 2.5 ltr. The det is not going to be an issue with the fuel, merely the quantity injected. Dont forget 25% larger capacity means greater volume of air which needs the same rise in proportion of fuel to get a good proper burn. You will probably be running dangerously lean at the moment. |
Originally Posted by jaytc2003
try scoobyclinic, they do a chip to replace yours which is customer mapped
www.scoobyclinic.co.uk As I said though, I dont know if they can do this to work with a 2.5 ltr. The det is not going to be an issue with the fuel, merely the quantity injected. Dont forget 25% larger capacity means greater volume of air which needs the same rise in proportion of fuel to get a good proper burn. You will probably be running dangerously lean at the moment. |
Well whoever suggested that you fit a 2.5 without a remap, needs shooting!
Looks like you have 3 choices: 1) Buy an Apexi ecu all in for £800 2) Don't drive the car until you can afford to buy the ecu. 3) Drive the car as is and hope that you don't have to spend £2000+ on another engine in the very near future! I suppose you could always go back to whoever fitted the 2.5 and ask them to contribute to the new ecu. Ask them how they expected the standard ecu to cope with 25% increase in capacity. How much warrenty did you get with the engine? |
Scoobyclinic do the 2.5 conversion, so they should be able to help with the ECU/maping issue, I would call them and get some expert sdvice.
Rob |
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