johnverheij said:this week my new ecu came in
so i installed it
@idle it runs great
but when i hit the throttle the engine is to run on 5 cilinders
just for a second and than it is running oke again
also when your driving it does the same
anyone an answer on that?
Rich said:What plugs do you run and what are they gapped at?
As it's one cylinder it must be ignition related, find out which cylinder it is and check the whole circuit back to the ecu from there.
(Where about do you live in holland, im in the haarlem neighbourhood, could help you out if you want to.)
Can't be that, check my post #16, it has to be the ignition.desmd99 said:you have bad ECU... probably the resistors for injectors burned out. it happened to me... send to shop to replace the resistor, works great!!
str8_6 said:did you look at the color of the spark plugs? maybe when you were rununing to rich from the 540's it fouled the plug?... if you look at the plug where its not firing...is it soaked with fuel?...no fuel?
bigaaron said:Are the injectors you installed possibly low impedance injectors? That could be a problem.
Rich said:Can't be that, check my post #16, it has to be the ignition.
Bigaaron has a point there, the SARD's are low impedance. Did you take out the resistorpack?
And checking all plugs will indeed tell you which cylinder it is. The plug type is ok and gap should be ok too, but could try a bit smaller gap.
str8_6 said:1 second only? i would call it good. i thought the problem was very obvious and constant.
my engine does that too...according to my wideband theres a lean spot around 1600rpm for me only when i do a sleightly quick hit on the throttle..so as soon as i hit the throttle it reads 16.xx on the gauge and then drops back down to 14.xx...therefore; smoothing it out.
str8_6 said:my engine does that too...according to my wideband theres a lean spot around 1600rpm for me only when i do a sleightly quick hit on the throttle..so as soon as i hit the throttle it reads 16.xx on the gauge and then drops back down to 14.xx...therefore; smoothing it out.