Will a chip fix this?
#12
RE: Will a chip fix this?
My car does the same thing hot or cold (by reading the replies it seems like it never gets hot).
Ill change the thermostat one day this week and see what happens.
I know theres more to the problem than just the thermostat though, considering how it runs when its still cold.
I really dont know if I can afford a tune right now. Whats the typical cost of getting a dyno tune done?
Ill change the thermostat one day this week and see what happens.
I know theres more to the problem than just the thermostat though, considering how it runs when its still cold.
I really dont know if I can afford a tune right now. Whats the typical cost of getting a dyno tune done?
#13
RE: Will a chip fix this?
DIY KOEO/KOER/Cylinder Balance Self-Test as the EEC system, check if it has any failure codes it is trying to compensate for.... check if there are any hardware problems that could affect any tuning you end doing afterwards.
BTW, here are some items that are mismatched.......
You have a MAF calibrated for 24# injectors in a A9L based system, with a Cobra computer and a logic that is set for the 24# injectors, with a different MAF transfer curve than the Cobra 70mm MAF transfer curve it expects to use for A/F control. You need to either change some hardware there, or get it tuned to make everything compatible again.
BTW, here are some items that are mismatched.......
-Ford Racing 24 lb/hour fuel injectors
-Granatelli MAF sensor calibrated for 24 lb injectors
-160* thermostat
-'93 Cobra computer
-Granatelli MAF sensor calibrated for 24 lb injectors
-160* thermostat
-'93 Cobra computer
#14
RE: Will a chip fix this?
Ill have to check for codes sometime this week. I dont have the car here tonight.
My previous computer was an A9P (former aod car).
I didnt think there were different MAF's for the Cobra. All Ive ever seen were MAF's listed for engine and injectorsizes.
Would the MAF make it only do this at 2000-2600 rpm? When Im on the gas hard it runs fine.
My previous computer was an A9P (former aod car).
I didnt think there were different MAF's for the Cobra. All Ive ever seen were MAF's listed for engine and injectorsizes.
Would the MAF make it only do this at 2000-2600 rpm? When Im on the gas hard it runs fine.
#15
RE: Will a chip fix this?
ORIGINAL: PJB
Ill have to check for codes sometime this week. I dont have the car here tonight.
My previous computer was an A9P (former aod car).
I didnt think there were different MAF's for the Cobra. All Ive ever seen were MAF's listed for engine and injectorsizes.
Would the MAF make it only do this at 2000-2600 rpm? When Im on the gas hard it runs fine.
Ill have to check for codes sometime this week. I dont have the car here tonight.
My previous computer was an A9P (former aod car).
I didnt think there were different MAF's for the Cobra. All Ive ever seen were MAF's listed for engine and injectorsizes.
Would the MAF make it only do this at 2000-2600 rpm? When Im on the gas hard it runs fine.
#17
RE: Will a chip fix this?
ORIGINAL: Joel5.0
That is the created misinformation out there, Ford OEM MAF units are NOT calibrated for specific injector sizes...... the calibration is part of the ECM logic (or the tune in aftermarket lingo). The MAF calibrated for injectors is an aftermarket "way" to fool the OEM logic into thinking it's using smaller injectors. If you have the stock MAF laying around (A9P), you could swap it and check how it does + run the self tests..... and yes, the MAF could be a cause..... the transfer curve the ECM is expecting is totally different from the one that MAF is providing.
That is the created misinformation out there, Ford OEM MAF units are NOT calibrated for specific injector sizes...... the calibration is part of the ECM logic (or the tune in aftermarket lingo). The MAF calibrated for injectors is an aftermarket "way" to fool the OEM logic into thinking it's using smaller injectors. If you have the stock MAF laying around (A9P), you could swap it and check how it does + run the self tests..... and yes, the MAF could be a cause..... the transfer curve the ECM is expecting is totally different from the one that MAF is providing.
Can you suggest another MAF to get?
Im not trying to be difficult- I just dont understand the whole electronics aspect of these cars.
#18
RE: Will a chip fix this?
ORIGINAL: 86 5.0L
SWAP TO A 180*-190* STAT
YOUR CAR NEVER REACHES OPERATING TEMP SO THE ECU DUMPS MORE FUEL TO WARM UP THE ENGINE BUT THE STAT DOESNT LET IT GET HOT ENOUGH
SWAP TO A 180*-190* STAT
YOUR CAR NEVER REACHES OPERATING TEMP SO THE ECU DUMPS MORE FUEL TO WARM UP THE ENGINE BUT THE STAT DOESNT LET IT GET HOT ENOUGH
#20
RE: Will a chip fix this?
Get a MAF from a 94/95 mustang, 6er or 5.0. That is the same as a cobra MAF, and with you cobra ECM, it will run like one(meaning it will run your 24lbers) With the stock ECM, it would only run 19lbers. Look on ebay for the MAF.