Mr_Meaty

I think Todd at Turbo Toyotas boosted an Echo AND a Yaris!

bkuhl

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986lb car with 137hp and 112ft-lb torque !!!

or something insane like that

anurok

Damn, brought it back to stock and it is still giving me issues.

At least now I can just take it to a mechanic and have him look at it without having to worry about the kit.

It is starting, hits 3k RPM and will drop down and die...it won't even idle.

I have NO idea where a Vac leak might be...

BrownDogg

Its stock and its STILL doing that? Take the car to whom ever installed your motor

anurok

I wish I could get it to corner3...but I don't want to tow it all the way to Lake Forest...

VoLktc

check your throttle body sensor. my car did the same thing and i had to take it to the dealer because i had no idea wtf was going on with it. Turns out the TB sensor got fouled out somehow and they replaced the TB and its ran fine eversince

anurok

replace the entire Throttle body?

I don't know if I am capable of doing that...How can I tell if the sensor is fouled out or not?

BrownDogg

Did you try taking some throttle body cleaner and spray it on a rag and in the throttle body and clean your tb?

anurok

I have not had the chance to clean it yet no...and that stock intake is a _____ to take off and place back on =p

Ace83

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so everything back to stock injectors,ecu, plugs and everything? are you still throwing a code? check the maf sensor too, maybe clean it. and you were able to reset the ecu right when uninstalling?

anurok

The car is up and running. We had to order new 0-rings for the injectors and sparks. It was running so rich that the plugs were black as night. The O-ring's were slightly cracked here and there...fixed that.

It was running on a piggy back greddy blue...do I need to reset the ECU still?

I have a buyer for the car. I am over it. I need something reliable. STi here I come >D

bkuhl

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Good luck Paul. Resetting the ECU shouldn't hurt the car much. If anything it will allow the car to relearn from ground zero on how to run.

Joe_Dezod

if you took the emange off the car, leaving the harnesses disconnected for a long period of time will reset the ECU anyway.

Anytime you do a major fix or add-on, it's always best to reset the ECU. Doesn't take long to do, and never hurts.

paul_dezod

Yezzir!

Mightygnu

Congrats Paul!