SPDDMN's Winter build/Projects
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All I need now is a meth kit and a maf housing and various other minor parts.
Turbo, wastegate, boost controller, timing kit and fuel pressure regulator will be here this week.
Turbo, wastegate, boost controller, timing kit and fuel pressure regulator will be here this week.
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If it stays decent tomorrow ill get it timed. Its an invisible turbo now. Was a 6262 but I sent it back and im going with a 5831. Need this thing running in 3 weeks, should have the assembly done and ready to fire next weekend or the week following, then I need a tune.
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Well I haven't updated this thing in awhile. Ended up with a PT5952 after a long discussion with precision, turbosmart waste gate, agency power bov, zzp 3" exhaust and a not running car :-(
Long story short, to get any power to the fuel pump, ignition, and power steering I had to add an extra ground to the engine. Turns over but won't fire. Causes an intermittent signal to the fuel pump so it doesnt work. Extra ground gets hot like a power lead.
Removing the ground won't allow power to the fuel pump, etc. I've gone over all grounds, fuses, relays, and fuel pump rewire kit and can't find any issues. Since I can only relate the problem back to the fuel pump I'm thinking of putting the stock one back in and see what happens.
Long story short, to get any power to the fuel pump, ignition, and power steering I had to add an extra ground to the engine. Turns over but won't fire. Causes an intermittent signal to the fuel pump so it doesnt work. Extra ground gets hot like a power lead.
Removing the ground won't allow power to the fuel pump, etc. I've gone over all grounds, fuses, relays, and fuel pump rewire kit and can't find any issues. Since I can only relate the problem back to the fuel pump I'm thinking of putting the stock one back in and see what happens.
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I will check the pump when I drop the tank. Alternator is the only other place I changed wires and I know I've got that right. Pretty hard to mess up, match the colors.
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It LIVES!!!!!! Well sort of, starts and stalls shortly after. We can get it to stay running by restricting the air flow, going to throw a tune at it soon and see how it rolls. Good to know I can actually make things work lol. Found an exhaust leak and fuel leak so I've still got some work to do.






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