I haven't had starting issues when hot for a long time until the other day.
Wouldn't start until it cooled off.

We went through everything and it looked right except for one thing.
Voltage was down just a hair on the battery. Enough so that when warm the car wouldn't fire.

Battery replacement solved it.

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oh shit, i had the same problem, aem 1012 not starting hot right after i changed my battery

so could it be the aftermarket battery that i put in has a different voltage than before that causing the not staring hot problem ??

what do you think my friend?

 

BTW, do you happened to know the correct voltage or is there somewhere in EMS that could set the voltage tho?

 

Yeah the battery could be the problem.
Some of those smaller batteries don't have good CCA like the larger ones do.

 

the battery is probably the problem..the EMS doesnt like weak ones...I didnt have that problem and i think i dont have problem starting the car with the EMS but i had a problem in the morning when its cold like now if i leave the car out,not in the garage the cars bettery is too weak in the morning to start the car and if i put the car in the garage the car starts no problem,and now - few hours ago i solved the starting problem with an oversized REDTOP install.
i think its a 800 cca one..i will put a pic of it later.

 

the new one i put in supposed to be good tho, it's the allstate brand, and they said it's good

will a t1r voltage stabilizer help??

 

T1R voltage stabilizer...LOL Yeah mount it inline between the flux capacitor and the battery.