evo 8 stalling+ running rich
evo 8 stalling+ running rich
Hello, I have a 2003 evo 8 that I am working on the evo will start up and then it will want to stall unless i keep giving it some revs the car worked fine before until the customer/previous owner decided to mess with the boost controller he said he felt more power at first then after a few weeks he said he noticed the car went very limp and he noticed the symptoms of the car wanting to stall we changed the spark plugs we changed the fuel pump got a new air intake because last one was pretty busted up at one point the car wouldnt even start anymore but started again after the new plugs you could definitely tell it was burning rich by the smell and amount of smoke I have done a compression test and all cylinders read around 130 any information would help thank you
Last edited by New Era; Mar 3, 2024 at 10:01 AM.
If you aren't familiar with troubleshooting, I would suggest finding a mechanic. Buschur Racing is in Ohio and I'm sure there are some others.
A few things you could try are a compression test to see if it has good compression at least. If that tests good, you could look at fuel pressure, a boost leak test, get the injectors cleaned, etc. There are tons of things you could look at to troubleshoot it but if you aren't familiar with troubleshooting cars, just take it to someone.
A few things you could try are a compression test to see if it has good compression at least. If that tests good, you could look at fuel pressure, a boost leak test, get the injectors cleaned, etc. There are tons of things you could look at to troubleshoot it but if you aren't familiar with troubleshooting cars, just take it to someone.
If you aren't familiar with troubleshooting, I would suggest finding a mechanic. Buschur Racing is in Ohio and I'm sure there are some others.
A few things you could try are a compression test to see if it has good compression at least. If that tests good, you could look at fuel pressure, a boost leak test, get the injectors cleaned, etc. There are tons of things you could look at to troubleshoot it but if you aren't familiar with troubleshooting cars, just take it to someone.
A few things you could try are a compression test to see if it has good compression at least. If that tests good, you could look at fuel pressure, a boost leak test, get the injectors cleaned, etc. There are tons of things you could look at to troubleshoot it but if you aren't familiar with troubleshooting cars, just take it to someone.
Last edited by New Era; Mar 1, 2024 at 01:01 PM.
Last edited by harry wilson; Mar 2, 2024 at 02:24 AM.
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