bigjacsoc
12-16-2009, 05:00 AM
I got my SR in and started it up. It started and ran perfect for about 10 seconds and when the idle dropped as it's supposed to it sat for 2 seconds and sputtered until it died. We swapped everything around on the BOV because we were revving it and the BOV wasn't working so we hooked that up to the correct vacuum line under the throttle body and that was working but still kept dying.
We checked every plug and every vacuum line and everything was fine except for 1 plug coming from the ignitor that I had never seen so that's disconnected but everything else is good. I have an S13 full SMIC kit and the wastegate is connected to the nipple on the coldpipe over near the upper coolant hose. Then out of the 4 nipples on the TB the coldpipe is connected to the biggest one for IACV and then of the other 2 medium sized ones 1 is connected to the BOV and the smallest one is capped off along with the extra medium sized one.
To do a little test we disconnected the whole coldpipe from the coupler that connects it to the TB but left it kind of sitting against the coupler, creating a huge vacuum leak. We started it up and it did the same exact thing, it ran for 10 seconds and then died.
Please help, I don't know if it's a wiring problem, if it's the way my vacuum lines are ran, or if it's a fuel problem. Please help I need it running ASAP.
We checked every plug and every vacuum line and everything was fine except for 1 plug coming from the ignitor that I had never seen so that's disconnected but everything else is good. I have an S13 full SMIC kit and the wastegate is connected to the nipple on the coldpipe over near the upper coolant hose. Then out of the 4 nipples on the TB the coldpipe is connected to the biggest one for IACV and then of the other 2 medium sized ones 1 is connected to the BOV and the smallest one is capped off along with the extra medium sized one.
To do a little test we disconnected the whole coldpipe from the coupler that connects it to the TB but left it kind of sitting against the coupler, creating a huge vacuum leak. We started it up and it did the same exact thing, it ran for 10 seconds and then died.
Please help, I don't know if it's a wiring problem, if it's the way my vacuum lines are ran, or if it's a fuel problem. Please help I need it running ASAP.