92 Mustang firing issue
#1
92 Mustang firing issue
First off let me tell you guys my set up. 302 board 30 over, gt40 heads new springs and roller rockers 1/7, Trickflow street heat intake, 75mm throttle body, 24lb injectors, MAF to match the injectors. F -303 cam. The issue I'm having is with the ignition. I start it up she fires, but I have to keep the gas pedal floored to keep it running. Soon as I let off she dies. I'm thinking it has something to do with the timing. Please help.
#4
92 Mustang firing issue
I just installed the intake and plugged 3 of the 4 holes. I used 1 that branched off into 3 that goes to the vacuum tree on the drivers side, and one to the fuel pressure regulatior and the other one goes to a vacuum cluster on the passenger side. The hole on the side of the intake is going to the PVC valve.
#6
92 Mustang firing issue
Ok just checked the timing, it's good. Checked the volts on the throttle position sensor it is at 1v. Checked the EEC got code 11, backup memory gave me 56, and 96. Tried to start it, starts but I got to keep the pedal all the way down to keep it running, also sounds like it is spuddering.
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92 Mustang firing issue
#9
is the maf a c&l by chance? when I had one of those many years ago, I put the sample tube in backwards and it ran like crap, had to feather the gas to keep it running.
the injectors have 12v on them all the time, the computer grounds them to turn them on.
going wot will shut off the fueling to avoid flooding. if it sort of runs when at wot, there could just be too much fuel.
you said you checked the timing, was this with the spout removed, and at idle? it could also be a timing issue. last time I timed my motor after the re-rebuild i had it way off and it would also only stay running if I gave it gas.
the timing is supossed to be at 10 degrees before top dead center. you said 10* after tdc which is wrong.
the injectors have 12v on them all the time, the computer grounds them to turn them on.
going wot will shut off the fueling to avoid flooding. if it sort of runs when at wot, there could just be too much fuel.
you said you checked the timing, was this with the spout removed, and at idle? it could also be a timing issue. last time I timed my motor after the re-rebuild i had it way off and it would also only stay running if I gave it gas.
the timing is supossed to be at 10 degrees before top dead center. you said 10* after tdc which is wrong.
#10
92 Mustang firing issue
is the maf a c&l by chance? when I had one of those many years ago, I put the sample tube in backwards and it ran like crap, had to feather the gas to keep it running.
the injectors have 12v on them all the time, the computer grounds them to turn them on.
going wot will shut off the fueling to avoid flooding. if it sort of runs when at wot, there could just be too much fuel.
you said you checked the timing, was this with the spout removed, and at idle? it could also be a timing issue. last time I timed my motor after the re-rebuild i had it way off and it would also only stay running if I gave it gas.
the timing is supossed to be at 10 degrees before top dead center. you said 10* after tdc which is wrong.
the injectors have 12v on them all the time, the computer grounds them to turn them on.
going wot will shut off the fueling to avoid flooding. if it sort of runs when at wot, there could just be too much fuel.
you said you checked the timing, was this with the spout removed, and at idle? it could also be a timing issue. last time I timed my motor after the re-rebuild i had it way off and it would also only stay running if I gave it gas.
the timing is supossed to be at 10 degrees before top dead center. you said 10* after tdc which is wrong.