smoked240
01-07-2011, 09:32 PM
Alright I just got my rb25 swap done and drove it this past week. For the most part it ran great.
The first issue I am having is I cannot boost over .5bar. The only time I hit past .5 bar was when, my hose running from the intake to the BC slipped off and I hit 1bar. How the vacuum lines are ran for the bov and bc are. Straight from the Intake to the bov. then from the second port on my bov to the intake tube. Then I teed off my vacuum going to my FPR to my BC then from the BC to the wastegate. After I ran it this was I noticed the boost was stronger and stayed at .5bar when I stepped it down and didn't back off some. But I still can't go over .5. anyone know?
Then another thing. If I give it about half throttle maybe a little more and i'm not at .5bar it's about .2bar lets say maybe .3 my engine seems to cut out and loses power, but then I step it down and it hits .5bar and just goes with no hesitation. Could this be from lack of fuel? I am currently running the stock FPR and stock pump. I am ordering a Walbro and Adjustable FPR, but for now it's just stock since it's winter and I don't drive the car.(with the exception of trying out the motor)
Now the next is if I rev it up and just let it drop it will shut down. I was told this could be from running my BOV atmospheric dump rather then recirculation. I have heard it's kind of a hit an miss with running it atmospheric. If I have to recirculate it I don't really care just as long as it doesn't shut down.
If I start it when it's really cold and go to release the clutch,with it in neutral it will start to go forward and will shut off. I have to rev it up while releasing the clutch so it will idle. But this only happens when it is cold out and the car has been sitting, once it's warmed up it doesn't do it.
The only thing I can think of is, the thick gear oil is spinning along with the shaft in the tranny and is causing the car to act like it is in gear. but given enough rpms it spins the fluid faster, cause it to warm up and not engage it. Does this make any sense?
I also have a belt that will squeak at random times and it is driving me fucking insane! I think it's the Alt. belt being too loose,or tight. Just not sure.
Thanks for the help!
The first issue I am having is I cannot boost over .5bar. The only time I hit past .5 bar was when, my hose running from the intake to the BC slipped off and I hit 1bar. How the vacuum lines are ran for the bov and bc are. Straight from the Intake to the bov. then from the second port on my bov to the intake tube. Then I teed off my vacuum going to my FPR to my BC then from the BC to the wastegate. After I ran it this was I noticed the boost was stronger and stayed at .5bar when I stepped it down and didn't back off some. But I still can't go over .5. anyone know?
Then another thing. If I give it about half throttle maybe a little more and i'm not at .5bar it's about .2bar lets say maybe .3 my engine seems to cut out and loses power, but then I step it down and it hits .5bar and just goes with no hesitation. Could this be from lack of fuel? I am currently running the stock FPR and stock pump. I am ordering a Walbro and Adjustable FPR, but for now it's just stock since it's winter and I don't drive the car.(with the exception of trying out the motor)
Now the next is if I rev it up and just let it drop it will shut down. I was told this could be from running my BOV atmospheric dump rather then recirculation. I have heard it's kind of a hit an miss with running it atmospheric. If I have to recirculate it I don't really care just as long as it doesn't shut down.
If I start it when it's really cold and go to release the clutch,with it in neutral it will start to go forward and will shut off. I have to rev it up while releasing the clutch so it will idle. But this only happens when it is cold out and the car has been sitting, once it's warmed up it doesn't do it.
The only thing I can think of is, the thick gear oil is spinning along with the shaft in the tranny and is causing the car to act like it is in gear. but given enough rpms it spins the fluid faster, cause it to warm up and not engage it. Does this make any sense?
I also have a belt that will squeak at random times and it is driving me fucking insane! I think it's the Alt. belt being too loose,or tight. Just not sure.
Thanks for the help!