EVO 9 Lean WOT
may have spoke too soon, higher rpm's still going straight lean. Have the full log if you'd like to see more.
Last edited by crckheadjed; May 17, 2012 at 02:56 PM.
So when I run the car fuel rail pressure is good, when rev'd it flucuates fine (fpr/ vacuum). But when the car is turned off the pressure gradually drops. Takes about 2 minutes slow consistant drop down to 20 psi.
Also I have the pumps hooked up to two seperate relays leaving the option to install a hobbs. Right now I jumped the relays one by one, one pump had a higher pitch to it, and the other had a lower tone to it. Not sure if that means much but could be a factor?
Also I have the pumps hooked up to two seperate relays leaving the option to install a hobbs. Right now I jumped the relays one by one, one pump had a higher pitch to it, and the other had a lower tone to it. Not sure if that means much but could be a factor?
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So when I run the car fuel rail pressure is good, when rev'd it flucuates fine (fpr/ vacuum). But when the car is turned off the pressure gradually drops. Takes about 2 minutes slow consistant drop down to 20 psi.
Also I have the pumps hooked up to two seperate relays leaving the option to install a hobbs. Right now I jumped the relays one by one, one pump had a higher pitch to it, and the other had a lower tone to it. Not sure if that means much but could be a factor?
Also I have the pumps hooked up to two seperate relays leaving the option to install a hobbs. Right now I jumped the relays one by one, one pump had a higher pitch to it, and the other had a lower tone to it. Not sure if that means much but could be a factor?
Okay so I cranked up the fpr to 95 psi and it got that high, then turned it down to 85 psi and turned the pumps on using evoscan. Disconnected one relay at a time, one pump did 85 psi, the other pump ~80-82psi. Pulled the pumps up replaced the hose sections from pump to housing and tightened them really good. Still same results.
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Okay so I cranked up the fpr to 95 psi and it got that high, then turned it down to 85 psi and turned the pumps on using evoscan. Disconnected one relay at a time, one pump did 85 psi, the other pump ~80-82psi. Pulled the pumps up replaced the hose sections from pump to housing and tightened them really good. Still same results.
Okay so i had one brand new walbro sittin around, so i say screw it and bought another one. replaced both today and also went over the ground setup and sanded that down make sure its real good clean metal. and it was success.
LOG attached.
LOG attached.
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I don't see AFR in the log, but I''ll take your word for it.
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