KrazyKyle
11-02-2012, 09:54 AM
Hello,
I have been in and out of this forum for a long time now and I have never really posted much. Just a whole lot of trolling. The biggest reason for not posting is because of proper usage of the search system you really don't have too.
However I have ran into a problem with my swap that I have searched and searched for, and have not found a remedy yet. Here is the details on my swap.
90 S13 Hatch SE
S13 Blacktop
ISIS FMIC and Intake
Genuine HKS SSQV vented atmospherically
Stock harness (for now)
Tomei turbo elbow
ISIS 3 in downpipe
Apexi 3in N1
Everything else is stock.
I completed the swap the third week of July. Once I got the car running, I really didn't have any problems engine wise. I had some starter issues, and some boost leaks but nothing that kept me from starting and driving the car.
Well three weeks ago I was on my way home to work and I felt a stumble, a real violent one, then the car ran fine for another five miles. Then as I was coming to a stop at a stop sign the car died. Almost like a vaccuum leak issue. I pushed the car off the road and tried to start it, it fired up and then it immediately died and would not crank again. I fiddled under the hood with the MAF, CAS, TPS, and ignition harness connectors. Nothing helped, so I hit the circuit breaker, to kill power, waited a few minutes, then the car fired right up. It stayed running for another five miles and as I was going down the road I lost power, but the engine was still firing. Hitting the gas wouldn't do anything however. I pulled into a neighborhood and did the same thing again. Cut power, started back up. Finally made it home, while the engine was cutting out and bogging down. The car died when I pulled into the driveway. It would not start back at all. Cutting power would not help this time.
So I left it alone for a couple days till the weekend rolled around. Got in the car, started right up. I drove around the neighborhood with no problems. So I pulled back into my driveway and started to wiggle some wires to see if something would cut out. Nothing happened. I decided to fix my boost leaks and clean up some wiring while I had the time. I ended the day with no boost leaks, vacuum leaks, and all my grounds were checked and cleaned. My last job of the day was to adjust my new headlights. I left the car running so I wouldn't drain my battery. About ten minutes into running the car died. It started back up once, died soon after then would not start again.
I have been in and out of this forum for a long time now and I have never really posted much. Just a whole lot of trolling. The biggest reason for not posting is because of proper usage of the search system you really don't have too.
However I have ran into a problem with my swap that I have searched and searched for, and have not found a remedy yet. Here is the details on my swap.
90 S13 Hatch SE
S13 Blacktop
ISIS FMIC and Intake
Genuine HKS SSQV vented atmospherically
Stock harness (for now)
Tomei turbo elbow
ISIS 3 in downpipe
Apexi 3in N1
Everything else is stock.
I completed the swap the third week of July. Once I got the car running, I really didn't have any problems engine wise. I had some starter issues, and some boost leaks but nothing that kept me from starting and driving the car.
Well three weeks ago I was on my way home to work and I felt a stumble, a real violent one, then the car ran fine for another five miles. Then as I was coming to a stop at a stop sign the car died. Almost like a vaccuum leak issue. I pushed the car off the road and tried to start it, it fired up and then it immediately died and would not crank again. I fiddled under the hood with the MAF, CAS, TPS, and ignition harness connectors. Nothing helped, so I hit the circuit breaker, to kill power, waited a few minutes, then the car fired right up. It stayed running for another five miles and as I was going down the road I lost power, but the engine was still firing. Hitting the gas wouldn't do anything however. I pulled into a neighborhood and did the same thing again. Cut power, started back up. Finally made it home, while the engine was cutting out and bogging down. The car died when I pulled into the driveway. It would not start back at all. Cutting power would not help this time.
So I left it alone for a couple days till the weekend rolled around. Got in the car, started right up. I drove around the neighborhood with no problems. So I pulled back into my driveway and started to wiggle some wires to see if something would cut out. Nothing happened. I decided to fix my boost leaks and clean up some wiring while I had the time. I ended the day with no boost leaks, vacuum leaks, and all my grounds were checked and cleaned. My last job of the day was to adjust my new headlights. I left the car running so I wouldn't drain my battery. About ten minutes into running the car died. It started back up once, died soon after then would not start again.