AEM V1.0 Cold Start Issues HELP!
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Recently bought a very clean and well built 2005 Evo but it has very, very long cold start times! It takes about 3 cranks of 5-8 seconds each until I get any kind of fire. Then from about 4-6 cranks it progressively stumbles and then starts. Once it starts it dies and then does that for few tries util it stays running. This car is in immaculate condition with zero mechanical issues. Only about 10K miles on a fully build 2.3L, BR JE spec pistons, manley rods and crank, 280's, double pumper (stock lines), BR fuel rail with FIC 2000's, AMS intake, boomba TB. Car is currently tuned at 38 psi and cranking out 680 HP. Very solid car but I hate how long it takes to crank! Below is a screenshot of the START tables. Any help would be awesome and thank you in advance!
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Originally Posted by Jarrus Steele
(Post 11785637)
Recently bought a very clean and well built 2005 Evo but it has very, very long cold start times! It takes about 3 cranks of 5-8 seconds each until I get any kind of fire. Then from about 4-6 cranks it progressively stumbles and then starts. Once it starts it dies and then does that for few tries util it stays running. This car is in immaculate condition with zero mechanical issues. Only about 10K miles on a fully build 2.3L, BR JE spec pistons, manley rods and crank, 280's, double pumper (stock lines), BR fuel rail with FIC 2000's, AMS intake, boomba TB. Car is currently tuned at 38 psi and cranking out 680 HP. Very solid car but I hate how long it takes to crank! Below is a screenshot of the START tables. Any help would be awesome and thank you in advance!
Is this on 93 octane or E85? Under the main Engine Start tab, what does your Crank Injector Time table look like? |
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Originally Posted by Jarrus Steele
(Post 11786128)
Cold starts are probably one of the most time consuming aspects to tune due to the repeated trial and error and only having a couple shots at it each time. Another thing to keep in mind is that the series 1 AEM EMS is going to have a long cranking time irregardless of the tune, if you haven't upgraded to a 12-tooth crank trigger disc. You can also read through this thread HERE, if you haven't already. It may help you out. |
if it starts ok otherwise when warm, i would recommend to just mess with the initial crank pulse table.
so save your current file, name it something else & do the following -40/86f = 28160 122f = 11,520 interpolate between 86 / 122 interpolate between 122 / 158 of your current value. i run your current value for gasoline. for my ride, i run even larger values in the 40f & colder areas on e85 with either fic 2150 or current pte 1200 inj. GL & report back. |
Not to hijack, but aby, would you mind sharing your e85 start tables for the 2150s? Id be wiling to paypal your for them. Thanks!
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