APS TT Stalling
What I am getting is stalling when I let off the clutch over 2500rpm and rev then engine at idle. The idle is set at 850rpm and idles fine at stand still.
Do any off you have any other thoughts on this as I am at a loss.
Do any off you have any other thoughts on this as I am at a loss.
Do you have a light flywheel. I do and had similar problem.. Not enough momentum in the flywhel and it drops very fast..For some reason the problem seems to have gone away for the most part. Very occassionally it comes back but knowing of its potential I rev it when shifting or on quick slow down's..Do you have a vacuum gage. What is it doing when it is stalling?
You know whats funny is I had this problem also right after I had my new setup put in...Like said eairler in this post you ecu needs to relearn your idle..how many miles have you had the new setup..mine took about 1300-1400 miles before it stoped...
I have had this issue as well....i did the JWT fix, worked for a month then i experienced stalling again. Mine only stalls after the first time i get it over 3K rpms. Even if on the hiway, i need to restart the car. Raise the idle to 900 and it should be solved. Mine still dips but no longer stalls.
Originally Posted by Richard Z
HI
i have had the idel raised to 850rpm but is still doing it ?
i have had the idel raised to 850rpm but is still doing it ?
i would avoid drilling a hole in throttle plate...Jim Wolf's fix achieves the same results but without the risk of messing up your throttle plate....try driving with the A/C on and see if it still stalls....the A/C will allow you to theoretically raise the idle another 150-200 rpms when turned on....if it still stalls you need to look into other things such as the Jim Wolf Fix...if it fixes it then you need to raise the idle
Originally Posted by Noah@AAM
i would avoid drilling a hole in throttle plate...Jim Wolf's fix achieves the same results but without the risk of messing up your throttle plate....try driving with the A/C on and see if it still stalls....the A/C will allow you to theoretically raise the idle another 150-200 rpms when turned on....if it still stalls you need to look into other things such as the Jim Wolf Fix...if it fixes it then you need to raise the idle
Did you try to contact peter at aps? He is more than willing to help if he can. I've had a good experience with him helping me with the kit. Either e-mail him or pm him on 350z motoring. com
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