Trying my patients (and I got loads)
Re: Trying my patients (and I got loads)
FPR is standard but I am now reading this....
The exact same symptoms.
http://www.migweb.co.uk/forums/engines- ... -nova.html
The exact same symptoms.
http://www.migweb.co.uk/forums/engines- ... -nova.html
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Re: Trying my patients (and I got loads)
se5 wrote:Its a complete cut then lift off the throttle and its ok. It has all the trappings of boost cut by the ECU but it doesn't just happen on full 0.8 boost but admittedly it happens when flooring it. I haven't increased the boost (It's standard)
Deffinately sounds like a fueling issue. The standard FPR's are useless for modified motors as they use a rubber diaphram inside that can split and this leads to the fuel pressure weakening off during ong periods of acceleration.
FYI FSE FPR's / "power boost valves" are just as bad as they just use a bigger rubber diaphram. I had one split and fry my ECU as it filled up the vacum lines (including the one for the boost pressure sensor on the ECU) with fuel.
I'd recomend you ditch your standard FPR for am uprated piston type one or at the minum fit a brand new factory part.
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Re: Trying my patients (and I got loads)
hahaha!
"it doesn't look as clean as this..."
"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQFIzPZIFjU&NR=1"
That wasn't my video....I asked if that was normal boost behaviour.
Mine doesn't do that at all.
Now that's cleared up....I am still miffed by this. Have a look at the Mig Thread, its the same thing but since I did the lifters and the cambelt tension it has reduced by 70% so it's only happening occasionally.
The poor guy in MIG did so much to resolve this...he has done me a big favour. I suspect that my pipe is collapsing but if not I am going to close loop the AML and see what happens. For the sake if it I will get a new fuel injection relay and if none of the above works then look at coil and pump voltages.
Sean.
"it doesn't look as clean as this..."
"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQFIzPZIFjU&NR=1"
That wasn't my video....I asked if that was normal boost behaviour.
Mine doesn't do that at all.
Now that's cleared up....I am still miffed by this. Have a look at the Mig Thread, its the same thing but since I did the lifters and the cambelt tension it has reduced by 70% so it's only happening occasionally.
The poor guy in MIG did so much to resolve this...he has done me a big favour. I suspect that my pipe is collapsing but if not I am going to close loop the AML and see what happens. For the sake if it I will get a new fuel injection relay and if none of the above works then look at coil and pump voltages.
Sean.
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Re: Trying my patients (and I got loads)
Peachperformance wrote:se5 wrote:Its a complete cut then lift off the throttle and its ok. It has all the trappings of boost cut by the ECU but it doesn't just happen on full 0.8 boost but admittedly it happens when flooring it. I haven't increased the boost (It's standard)
Deffinately sounds like a fueling issue. The standard FPR's are useless for modified motors as they use a rubber diaphram inside that can split and this leads to the fuel pressure weakening off during ong periods of acceleration.
FYI FSE FPR's / "power boost valves" are just as bad as they just use a bigger rubber diaphram. I had one split and fry my ECU as it filled up the vacum lines (including the one for the boost pressure sensor on the ECU) with fuel.
I'd recomend you ditch your standard FPR for am uprated piston type one or at the minum fit a brand new factory part.
I am using the standard FPR. I know about FSE boost valves. I had a diaphragm go in mine and it caused major fuelling problems. The thing is its no where near as bad since I did the lifters and in doing that I had the airbox out in one piece. I may have reduced this by putting it back as one piece and so the intake pipe is not collapsing like it was (of course that is if this is the cause)
I'll bare this in mind...I wanted to get a 3.5/4 bar VX regulator anyway. Do you know of the part number for these or are they after market only?
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Re: Trying my patients (and I got loads)
Hi,
Yes plug gap has been checked and I replaced the leads. Its seems to be happening much less since I had the airbox out and put back. Still need to tick a list of things but looking at the mig investigation I can rule out a thing or two. I want to upgrade the FPR anyway to a high pressure one. Anyone got one (not FSE junk though) had that destroy an engine before!!

Yes plug gap has been checked and I replaced the leads. Its seems to be happening much less since I had the airbox out and put back. Still need to tick a list of things but looking at the mig investigation I can rule out a thing or two. I want to upgrade the FPR anyway to a high pressure one. Anyone got one (not FSE junk though) had that destroy an engine before!!

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