Powerlab Spacer Install Idle Problem
#1
Powerlab Spacer Install Idle Problem
Ok so i just installed the Spacer and when i turned the car on the rpms shot up to about 4k then dropped below 1k and then stalled. I checked maf and its fine, didtn hear any leaks. I reset the ecu, checked all the hoses and theyre in the right place and secure. I can turn the car on and rev it but then when i stop revving it stalls.
any ideas?? thanks!!
any ideas?? thanks!!
#4
I checked all the hoses and everything is where it needs to be and properly secured. I also removed my intake and checked the tube, maf, and throttle body and everything is fine. I gave up for now cuz it dark and cold and raining. I disconected the battery and am going to leave it overnight.
when i was moving the car out of the garage i had to turn it on so i could drive up the driveway again, and when i was doing it i really had to give gas so it wouldnt stall out. It doesnt seem like a fuel problem because i can go as long as it i really give it gas.
edit: i was going to do a diy on the install too lol. good thing i didnt otherwise it would have sucked
when i was moving the car out of the garage i had to turn it on so i could drive up the driveway again, and when i was doing it i really had to give gas so it wouldnt stall out. It doesnt seem like a fuel problem because i can go as long as it i really give it gas.
edit: i was going to do a diy on the install too lol. good thing i didnt otherwise it would have sucked
Last edited by s31t8n8; 03-10-2009 at 06:24 PM.
#6
heres a vid of the rpms i just took. im gonna start taking everything apart now and hopefully i find out whats wrong
http://s258.photobucket.com/albums/h...t=MVI_1705.flv
http://s258.photobucket.com/albums/h...t=MVI_1705.flv
#7
ITS HEALED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! it was a leak after all.
QUOTE=dmplaya786;7057666]check all hoses again make sure the rubber part around the oil cap didnt get caught inbetween or anything else...[/QUOTE]
That was the problem, the stupid rubber ring was caught under the spacer. If it werent for you i probably would have missed that. Thanks man!!!! let me know where to send the beer
THANKS FOR ALL THE HELPS GUYS!!
QUOTE=dmplaya786;7057666]check all hoses again make sure the rubber part around the oil cap didnt get caught inbetween or anything else...[/QUOTE]
That was the problem, the stupid rubber ring was caught under the spacer. If it werent for you i probably would have missed that. Thanks man!!!! let me know where to send the beer
THANKS FOR ALL THE HELPS GUYS!!
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^^^ it’s a common mistake when installing spacer... it’s the very first thing to check when you have problems...
It’s always best to remove the collar until everything is buttoned up and running smooth. (Should be a part of install instruction Justas a precaution).
It’s always best to remove the collar until everything is buttoned up and running smooth. (Should be a part of install instruction Justas a precaution).
#10
yep 3/8 spacer. I can definitely notice a difference with the spacer. It sounds louder now and past 4k you can really feel it working. I'm not expecting too much hp wise yet until the ecu adjusts. i tried to reset the ecu again today but it didnt seem to work
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