Power FC 1300cc woes
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1300cc woes
My car doesn't want to pull beyond 4500rpm in any gear. When I put her at WOT, she hesitates @ 4500rpm, pulling but not hard. It will continue to pull but at a very so rate.
It seems like something is holding it back. This problem occurred after I installed the upgraded 1300cc injectors. I have reset my PFC to 1300cc and did the injector lag time adjustments. Lag time that I used was Jason's recommendation.
My modification includes: 550/1300cc, PFC, D/P, FMIC, cat-back, intake and a Type R badge. I am still running an air pump, main cat and seq-turbo.
Thanks, Jay
It seems like something is holding it back. This problem occurred after I installed the upgraded 1300cc injectors. I have reset my PFC to 1300cc and did the injector lag time adjustments. Lag time that I used was Jason's recommendation.
My modification includes: 550/1300cc, PFC, D/P, FMIC, cat-back, intake and a Type R badge. I am still running an air pump, main cat and seq-turbo.
Thanks, Jay
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The boost goes up as load/rpm is applied, but doesn't want to maintain boost level set. The car bucks and pops as the rpm climbs. I even try going non-seq to see if it's any of the turbo control actuator. The condition is still the same.
The spark plug look a little rich, other than that, it's fine.
The spark plug look a little rich, other than that, it's fine.
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Re: 1300cc woes
Originally posted by Jetlag
My car doesn't want to pull beyond 4500rpm in any gear. ...
My car doesn't want to pull beyond 4500rpm in any gear. ...
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Sounds like your keeping/holding the changes...If you look at your settings on the commander is it showing 1300 cc in the secondaries?
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I had a secondary sieze after getting it cleaned and letting it sit for a few months before I used it. It was a stock 850 with no size adjustments done. The car would fall on its face as soon as I hit boost or about 4000 RPM.
It might be worth checking the secondary injector connections, or apply power directly to the injector to make sure that it clicks.
-Max
It might be worth checking the secondary injector connections, or apply power directly to the injector to make sure that it clicks.
-Max
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Re: Re: 1300cc woes
Originally posted by DavidDeco
strange but I have something slightly similar, a stumble around 4200 rpm at low boost and use 1300s too. I have not been able to tune out of it and I have tried increasing fuel and decreasing fuel in those cells to little avail...my car got sandwiched and is back at the body shop but this was something I though might be PowerFC or 1300cc related too.
strange but I have something slightly similar, a stumble around 4200 rpm at low boost and use 1300s too. I have not been able to tune out of it and I have tried increasing fuel and decreasing fuel in those cells to little avail...my car got sandwiched and is back at the body shop but this was something I though might be PowerFC or 1300cc related too.
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Try increasing the injector overlap settings using a datalogit, it worked well on my car with stock primaries and 1300's. No stumble.
I was also able to minimize tip-in stumble by adjusting the accel settings, play with the both the amount and decay settings for best results.
I was also able to minimize tip-in stumble by adjusting the accel settings, play with the both the amount and decay settings for best results.
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You had NO need to buy those injectors. If you've still got the stock cat, then it's not possible to neet that much fuel, for there's no extra air flow to compensate for. You could have bought a MP & something else necessary instead. Whoever conned you into buying their injectors was cheating you.
Oh--enough ranting. Is it popping and running excessively rich? If so, pull the injectors again and check the o-rings (they need to be oiled as you put the injectors in). I had that issue last month.
-BN
Oh--enough ranting. Is it popping and running excessively rich? If so, pull the injectors again and check the o-rings (they need to be oiled as you put the injectors in). I had that issue last month.
-BN
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