Stalling and Idling Problems - No Leaks! What the heck?
Sep 18, 2008, 06:32 AM
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Stalling and Idling Problems - No Leaks! What the heck?
Hey guys,
I have an '03 Evo, 62k miles on the clock.
Mods under the hood: Apex'i Intake, MBC, TBE. That's it. Car was tuned and has had this setup for over 20k miles.
Just this week, I come to an exit ramp and my car stalls. I start back up, it just dies again. I increased the idle (screw in the TB) and it doesn't stall, but the idle isn't right. On cold start (it was cold this morning) idle is usually 1500 rpms for a while, than it drops down. Now, on a cold start, it immediately drops to 600-800rpms; it almost wants to stall/die again. Overall, however, the car drives fine, and the turbo is generating full boost and the car feels fast.
Boost leak test revealder NO boost leaks anywhere. Oil looks good.
Another thing to add - I discovered my stock turbo has shaft play (not sure if that's a factor).
***EDIT*** Problem solved. See my last post.
-Jeff
I have an '03 Evo, 62k miles on the clock.
Mods under the hood: Apex'i Intake, MBC, TBE. That's it. Car was tuned and has had this setup for over 20k miles.
Just this week, I come to an exit ramp and my car stalls. I start back up, it just dies again. I increased the idle (screw in the TB) and it doesn't stall, but the idle isn't right. On cold start (it was cold this morning) idle is usually 1500 rpms for a while, than it drops down. Now, on a cold start, it immediately drops to 600-800rpms; it almost wants to stall/die again. Overall, however, the car drives fine, and the turbo is generating full boost and the car feels fast.
Boost leak test revealder NO boost leaks anywhere. Oil looks good.
Another thing to add - I discovered my stock turbo has shaft play (not sure if that's a factor).
***EDIT*** Problem solved. See my last post.
-Jeff
Last edited by Solo II Evo; Nov 4, 2008 at 10:35 AM.
Sep 18, 2008, 11:19 AM
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Check your furl pump!
slowly turn your key through all the positions, and you should hear the pump pressurize the after it has been sitting not running for a while. or check for clogged or crimped fuel lines. maybe one got pinched on a speed bump or a something.
slowly turn your key through all the positions, and you should hear the pump pressurize the after it has been sitting not running for a while. or check for clogged or crimped fuel lines. maybe one got pinched on a speed bump or a something.
Sep 18, 2008, 06:48 PM
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Hmm, good suggestions! Thanks for the input!
I checked the fuel pump, it seems to make the same noise it usually does.
I should note the car feels totally powerful as usual.
I didn't check the o2's yet - I'll go check that out next.
I checked the fuel pump, it seems to make the same noise it usually does.
I should note the car feels totally powerful as usual.
I didn't check the o2's yet - I'll go check that out next.
