Engine hard to start.
#1
Hello all,
I need a little help;
the background. I have a 1988 RX-7 that I put a 13B-rew engine in. She ran fine until I installed a front mounted intercooler kit. The car is now hard to start and only stays going for a few moments. I was told to get rid of the Air Flow unit when installing the Kit could this be causing the issue? some help would be nice.
Thanks.
I need a little help;
the background. I have a 1988 RX-7 that I put a 13B-rew engine in. She ran fine until I installed a front mounted intercooler kit. The car is now hard to start and only stays going for a few moments. I was told to get rid of the Air Flow unit when installing the Kit could this be causing the issue? some help would be nice.
Thanks.
#2
Okay so I did some research and it looks like I need to keep the AFM, however I have an issue of Space I'll have to move it over to the Passanger side of the car but if I attach it to the Turbo intake tube it almost hits the Rad and leaves no space for my air filter..
Has anyone created something like this or a solution????
Has anyone created something like this or a solution????
#3
Are you currently running the car with a AFM . Because you absolutely need it i got a similar problem with my turbo II it will run fine untill operating temp then it just stalls out dont have a clue why i just adjusted out the idle screw a little bit which is probably just covering up the problem
#4
Originally Posted by kkmazda' post='878182' date='Jul 20 2007, 07:21 PM
Are you currently running the car with a AFM . Because you absolutely need it i got a similar problem with my turbo II it will run fine untill operating temp then it just stalls out dont have a clue why i just adjusted out the idle screw a little bit which is probably just covering up the problem
Hey,
It won't even stay running and I think it's because of the AFM not being attached, hence the ECU can't adjust the fuel level..
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