jamnut
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My truck is running rich as $hi7. My computer is at war with my datamaster cable so I can't even data log. Below is what I've done to it since the last time I ran it.
Ultimate 3 bar & 50# injectors
BBK 58mm tb
Plugs, wires, cap, rotor, all the tune up stuff including a fuel filter.
AFPR set @ 45psi base.
When I start it it's already too rich, I can let it run for a while & it stay's rich. When I rev it up it has trouble revving, if I rev it a few times it finally free revs. I feel like it's having trouble revving due to bogging from being so rich. One thing that I noticed, that I never noticed before is that when I finally get it cleared up enough to rev pretty good it starts building boost pretty quick in neutral? When it's in neutral & I'm revving on it, I'll see 10 - 12 psi of boost just revving on it, this is on an autometer boost gauge I don't remember it building boost like that in neutral.. I don't think that I have a vacuum leak due to the fact that when I pull the vac line on the AFPR it really messes with the idle so all my vacuum lines seem intact. When I'm trying rev it it usually has trouble getting over 2500 rpm's, I start hearing my WG fluttering & once I push it past the 2500 rpm mark & get the motor cleared up a little bit that's when it starts showing boost in neutral.
One of the first things that came to my mind is did STG really burn my chip with a 50# bin? If it's a stock injector chip, but I'm running 50# injectors & 45psi of fuel pressure maybe that's what's flooding it.
Another thing that I thought of is that it may be the BBK 58mm tb?
I've already worn out the search feature over the last 3 days, this is my first post on this issue becasue I'm finally dumb founded.
Hit me with some idea's to be able to lean it out. It's so rich that I don't think that just adjusting fuel pressure is going to take care of the issue. When I first fired it up it was smoking as bad as it is right now & running 15 less psi of fuel pressure. So if it was rich @ 30 psi & it's supposed to be running around 45 psi, that's telling me that it's not a fuel psi issue making it rich.
Ultimate 3 bar & 50# injectors
BBK 58mm tb
Plugs, wires, cap, rotor, all the tune up stuff including a fuel filter.
AFPR set @ 45psi base.
When I start it it's already too rich, I can let it run for a while & it stay's rich. When I rev it up it has trouble revving, if I rev it a few times it finally free revs. I feel like it's having trouble revving due to bogging from being so rich. One thing that I noticed, that I never noticed before is that when I finally get it cleared up enough to rev pretty good it starts building boost pretty quick in neutral? When it's in neutral & I'm revving on it, I'll see 10 - 12 psi of boost just revving on it, this is on an autometer boost gauge I don't remember it building boost like that in neutral.. I don't think that I have a vacuum leak due to the fact that when I pull the vac line on the AFPR it really messes with the idle so all my vacuum lines seem intact. When I'm trying rev it it usually has trouble getting over 2500 rpm's, I start hearing my WG fluttering & once I push it past the 2500 rpm mark & get the motor cleared up a little bit that's when it starts showing boost in neutral.
One of the first things that came to my mind is did STG really burn my chip with a 50# bin? If it's a stock injector chip, but I'm running 50# injectors & 45psi of fuel pressure maybe that's what's flooding it.
Another thing that I thought of is that it may be the BBK 58mm tb?
I've already worn out the search feature over the last 3 days, this is my first post on this issue becasue I'm finally dumb founded.
Hit me with some idea's to be able to lean it out. It's so rich that I don't think that just adjusting fuel pressure is going to take care of the issue. When I first fired it up it was smoking as bad as it is right now & running 15 less psi of fuel pressure. So if it was rich @ 30 psi & it's supposed to be running around 45 psi, that's telling me that it's not a fuel psi issue making it rich.