saleboat92

I installed my new lt's and put new wires(msd) and plugs(ngk) at the same time. I fired it up after I was done and it wowed me no hesitation you could feal the power the car rocked back and forth it was nice. I let it run for about 10 minutes because the neighbor came over after he heard me fire it up. I did not take it out of the garage because it was late. the next day I fired it up and after it warmed up (about 2 miniutes) it idals funy and dies, if i try to give it gas it dies any advise??

skifast87

well if you have not driven the car in a long time you could have got some condensation in the fuel lines. i am not sure if its cold enough for that yet tho. I mean how often do you drive the thing ?

saleboat92

I dont drive it often at all but if its that simple is the solution as simple? and if so what is it

FireSilverLullaby

iTrader: (5)

I would go back and make sure all the wire and plugs, and coil packs are in nice and secure. that seems to be a common problem

waterbug1999

iTrader: (3)

Also, when you add LT's, the A/F changes a tad.. SO, it might need to "re-learn"..

saleboat92

yeh I was thinking the same thing, I am wondering if the back passenger side plug wire is snapped on (wow is it hard to work with) I will re-check all I hope I find the problem so I can get my wood back

NviouSS

iTrader: (8)

make sure you hear 2 clicks when checking the wires.

FireSilverLullaby

iTrader: (5)

Yeah and i would also disconnect the battery for 10min to reset the ecu and relearn the a/f.

98Z28MASS

iTrader: (6)

Yup mine did the same, def need to go back and tighten the plugs and make sure all the wires are on tight.

saleboat92

I have not tried the battery disconnect I will try it right away thanks