Need Help!! 2007 GT Rotrex Supercharger issue
#1
Need Help!! 2007 GT Rotrex Supercharger issue
Hi, I have a 2007 Mustang GT convertible. Last year I installed a rotrex supercharger system. You can see everthing that comes with the system from www.forcedair performance.com. I have it set at a conservative 7.5 psi boost and it screams. The issue is, about a month ago, for no apparent reason, I started having an issue at higher RPM. From idle to 4500 it's great, but above 4500 its starts to miss and cut out, much like when the traction control is on(no its not on). I have checked everything and its seems to be fine. Due to the miss it only gets to about 5 psi boost and my gas mileage sucks. The only thing I can find is, 1. when you shut the car off, the fuel pressure will bleed down to 0 over 15-30 minutes. Leaking injector?? Is it supposed to do this or hold pressure. 2. Sometimes I get a code 175 and 176 (Fuel to rich bank A and Bank B). This has happened a few times since it was installed (10K miles ago). I would just clear the codes with the SCT tuner and they wouldn't come back on. I have also checked the idler pulleys and changed the belt. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Lastly, I heard there is a shop in North Milwaukee wisconsin on Hubertus avenue or street ?? and the guy use to work at ford and is excellent when it comes to tuning a mustang. Anyone know the name of the shop?
Thanks
Neal
Thanks
Neal
#4
You should not be getting those codes. That basically means your fuel trims are off and need to be adjusted. Once the PCM trys to compensate for the fuel trim error, it will sometimes go very rich in a protection mode. It will have all sorts of side effects inculding load on motor, therefore boost issues.
The second posibility is a vacuum leak somewhere or unmettered air getting in or metered air escaping.
I would lean towards tuning. The code comes up for a reason.
#6
Thanks for the information. I changed the oil today and Marked the harmonic balancer and the blower pulley. I took it out and once up to 4500 it started again. I matched up the marks on the blower pulley to the belt and the marks on the Balancer to the belt did not match. The marks on the balancer were 90 degrees off from the marks on the belt. I assume that the higher I go in RPM, the more strain on the belt which could cause slippage.
Charlie, Brown, Could the belt slipping cause the trim code errors? I replaced the belt two weeks ago. I am going to pick up a tensioner tomorrow and see what that does.
Thank again for your help.
Neal
Charlie, Brown, Could the belt slipping cause the trim code errors? I replaced the belt two weeks ago. I am going to pick up a tensioner tomorrow and see what that does.
Thank again for your help.
Neal
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vh1o9275VyM
That is a very interesting looking set up..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xocq...eature=related
not bad.
That is a very interesting looking set up..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xocq...eature=related
not bad.
Last edited by stealth_GT; 01-30-2011 at 08:44 PM.