WAY RICH conzult shows nothing and no vac leaks

Discussion in 'Technical' started by smeath01, Jun 13, 2010.

  1. smeath01

    smeath01 New Member

    also idles between 1000,1500 rpm where ever it feels like, done before and after service
     
  2. mr_norgz

    mr_norgz New Member

    normally indicates the safety map on the ECU. no errors rules that out though.
     
  3. ezzupturbo

    ezzupturbo JDMAutomotive

    is your thermo fan on constantly
     
  4. smeath01

    smeath01 New Member

    so what could cause the safety map if there are no error codes and all my signals look normal, can i turn safety mode off and how?
     
  5. ezzupturbo

    ezzupturbo JDMAutomotive

    if your a/c fan is on constantly your in saftey mode. check your ecu plug is in properly. what have you done for the car to run differently?
     
  6. smeath01

    smeath01 New Member

    pod, 2.5inch exhaust system, gfb under drive pully, 15 deg pre nismo thermo stat, but its been like this since i got it and it was completely stock when i got it
     
  7. hpcoolahan

    hpcoolahan back to boost ...yay

    Check the TPS setting and also give it a wiggle at the connection, also the bottom wires coming from the TPS check for a good conection to their plug down a bit further.
    Cheers
    Patrick
     
  8. smeath01

    smeath01 New Member

    done that ll but still no change plus its not in safety mode also i have noticed bottem end power is a bit poor but screams up top end, was not like this before
     
  9. Chrispy

    Chrispy Pretentious Upstart

    Is your CAS approximately central within it's range of adjustment?

    What service did you do/have done?
     
  10. smeath01

    smeath01 New Member

    100k service has not changed since that
     
  11. Chrispy

    Chrispy Pretentious Upstart

    Check the IACV, FICD and AAC as per the service manual. Make sure the ohm out right and are behaving with consult. One of them might just be gummed up with oily crap or dead.
     
  12. larlok

    larlok Member

    check fuel pressure, maybe lazy O2 sensors or coolant temp sensor faulty.

    Joe
     
  13. smeath01

    smeath01 New Member

    sensors are mind might check fuel reg pressure though
     
  14. a2zed

    a2zed Guest

    VTC connectors still plugged in?
     
  15. larlok

    larlok Member

    that was the prob with mine the someone before me removed the prvr but left the solenoid and it didn't supply any vac to the reg causing high pressure, i just bypassed
    the solenoid so straight from the plenum to the reg. at idle specs say it should be 250.1 Kpa and vac hose disconnected 290.1Kpa
    Joe
     

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