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Old 09-02-2012, 05:09 AM
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Been having an issue with going rich on decel. Will go to 11-11.5 when I let off the gas. Running the FIC 1000cc injectors and used their tuning data. Attach a log and the tune.
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I ran into this issue too. It is due to the large injectors. Basically the injector is so large that it can't open and close quick enough for the small amount of needed fuel. It can be corrected in the tune, and mine came out pretty good after messing with it. If I get time in a bit I will look at your tune and log as I am currently away from my computer.
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any ideas?
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take a look at your Dynamics/Transient fueling tables. There are one specifically for Closed Throttle. Try lowering them in the affected areas...
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i recently had same problem along with running rich at idle.i tweaked the short pulse adder and min pulse width tables and it solved the problem
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Was reading up and Im thinking that my return line is too small. using the stock return line.
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If you can go key on with engine off and the pressure doesn't creep up, the return is not too small.
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it will go to 60psi. and after 5 seconds it will lose all fuel pressure
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Originally Posted by AndysC3
it will go to 60psi. and after 5 seconds it will lose all fuel pressure
wouldnt that be a check valve issue or fuel pump issue?
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Im pretty sure it is. Before I added the Bosch it was find. would go up to 55 while priming then drop to 40 and hold. When I was running the wires for the Bosch a positive wire touched the neg battery terminal and gave a little spark. But I dont think that would cause it.


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