I need major help guys...car is dieing
#41
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I checked the plugs and they looked fine...should I still change them any way?
Oh, and when I got into the car this morning to try and turn it on it turned over then died right away. It would not hold an idle at all.
Oh, and when I got into the car this morning to try and turn it on it turned over then died right away. It would not hold an idle at all.
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Originally Posted by KINGxOFxSKA
Originally Posted by anurok
I would be down with a 240, but I need to see what I can do to fix this for the time being with out spending freaking 2000 dollars
Originally Posted by anurok
What I don't get is how I could have blown a head gasket on 6 PSI!?
There is something not right here. And it all started the day after the tune~
There is something not right here. And it all started the day after the tune~
#48
Have you checked all of the charge pipes? Maybe one of the pipes slipped out at the tuner's. If it's still partially attached, the engine would barely run but then die. Ceck all your charge pipes. The common points to look for is the turbo outlet, the two intercooler points, and the throttle body.
By change do you have an air compressor?
By change do you have an air compressor?
#50
Did he pull the bumper off to check the charge pipes by the intercooler? Unless you remove the bumper or go underneeth the car (providing it has no plastic shrouds anymore) and pull on the pipes, it's really hard to tell.
I guess we;ll see how this day pans out.
I guess we;ll see how this day pans out.
#51
Originally Posted by Joe_Dezod
Did he pull the bumper off to check the charge pipes by the intercooler? Unless you remove the bumper or go underneeth the car (providing it has no plastic shrouds anymore) and pull on the pipes, it's really hard to tell.
I guess we;ll see how this day pans out.
I guess we;ll see how this day pans out.
#52
Sounds like a sensor, vacuum source,or charge pipe, causing all this. It did the same thing when we blew the charge pipe off when we test drove it paul,did you take off the front bumper and check that pepboys clamp you bought,cause the was the problem last time,you couldn't tell if you didn't take off the front bumper. also check the o2 sensor to make sure it did not melt from the heat,
#53
Originally Posted by Mightygnu
Originally Posted by Joe_Dezod
Did he pull the bumper off to check the charge pipes by the intercooler? Unless you remove the bumper or go underneeth the car (providing it has no plastic shrouds anymore) and pull on the pipes, it's really hard to tell.
I guess we;ll see how this day pans out.
I guess we;ll see how this day pans out.
#54
Originally Posted by Joe_Dezod
I remember the day I blew a charge pipe off at the track. I was half way through when it went so I just kept putting along. Luckily there was an early exit area where I was able to fix the car. It's definitely not fun, and the car is pretty much rendered useless at that point.
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I tried to re seat my injectors and I got them all flush...then I started the car and I started spraying gas. I don't know what the deal is with my fuel rail/injectors
I will double check under neath but the last time I checked it all looked connected...
I will double check under neath but the last time I checked it all looked connected...
#57
Originally Posted by anurok
I tried to re seat my injectors and I got them all flush...then I started the car and I started spraying gas. I don't know what the deal is with my fuel rail/injectors
I will double check under neath but the last time I checked it all looked connected...
I will double check under neath but the last time I checked it all looked connected...
Don't go by looks, because it can be very mis-leading. Grap the pipes and pull on them in every point to see if they move. Thats the best way to check that they're all connected properly.
#58
IT COULD BE THAT INJECTOR THAT WONT SEAT PROPERLY, ALEX AND I PULLED THE RAIL OFF RE-SEATED IT, AND i SOON AS i STARTED THE MOTOR IT SUCKED IT RIGHT IN. I TOLD YOU TO HAVE STEVE LOOK AT THAT,DID HE? IS IT STILL SITTING UN-EVEN?
#60
Try clipping the injector back in. Then install the injector back on the fuel rail. It's an odd anomaly but that's a quick way to get it working.
At least it was only a charge pipe man!
BTW - I never got the diameters of the of the hose clamp you need. I still have some extras in stock. I can send you the one you need to replace the junk host clamp with a real Vibrant Performance T-bolt clamp . Let me know soon and I will send one out to you today. I need the pipe diameter, which should be either 2.25 or 2.5" depending on the location.
At least it was only a charge pipe man!
BTW - I never got the diameters of the of the hose clamp you need. I still have some extras in stock. I can send you the one you need to replace the junk host clamp with a real Vibrant Performance T-bolt clamp . Let me know soon and I will send one out to you today. I need the pipe diameter, which should be either 2.25 or 2.5" depending on the location.