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Old 10-27-2010, 08:56 AM
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Originally Posted by s2k dre,Oct 27 2010, 08:30 AM
Did u install the fmu right?
Well i just checked all the hoses and i didnt mess up the hoses to FMU but the car still doesnt start? Because i think its flooded. How can i burn the fuel out of the system?
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Originally Posted by S20004ME_PDX,Oct 27 2010, 08:32 AM
Strange approach to start a turbo build. I know stock injectors are fine for low boost SC setup, but no idea if that will fly for a turbo setup, and have it work properly.
Lol yea im going to have to do on stock injectors for 1 week
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sounds like you need to rethink your entire setup
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Originally Posted by PsykotiK,Oct 27 2010, 09:21 AM
sounds like you need to rethink your entire setup
Mine did pretty much the same thing as yours. My problem was with the initial crank injector pulse table. But you are running a piggyback and not a standalone ems. What FMU are you using? Post the calibration file so people can look at it and see if something is off
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Originally Posted by Enlightened,Oct 27 2010, 08:15 AM
Never heard about using an FMU with a turbo, this is probably what caused the "flooding". The turbo guys will chime in shortly.
The Greddy kits come with the E-Manage Fuel management unit.
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Don't go turbo unless your ready to spend money on the things you'll need.
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Originally Posted by Suzuka_Joe,Oct 27 2010, 10:02 AM
Don't go turbo unless your ready to spend money on the things you'll need.
So true.

Cutting corners will bite you HARD in the end.

If you don't have the $$ to do it right the first time, what makes you think you'll have $$ to build it again once it blows?

Do it right, or do it twice.

Ditch the FMU, only asking for problems.
Stock injectors won't cut it either.
Upgrade plugs.

You say you think it's flooding? Have oyu pulled the plugs to verify fuel in the cylinders?

Good luck though.
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Thank you guys Im pulling plugs right now. I mean im ready to spend some $$ into this kit i just got this kit as a bolt from another member so i kinda was expecting for it to start right up. But i will upgrade to better things.

Thank you all for the help
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So I pulled the bosch plugs and they were wet. THis give me the idea that its flooded so does any one know how to deflood the system? Thank you
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Do you have the Map voltage clamped?
I didnt see any mention of that on here..


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