Small problem with cold starting
#1
Small problem with cold starting
I have read and tried different techniques to help cold starting. I have tried different values for the VE Table in the 400-1,200 range. I lowered the values in the Crank VE table as well. My problem is when the car is first started, it goes to ~1,200rpm and drops down to 400rpm and will stall. Now, if I keep the rpms at 1K for a few seconds after starting, it is fine. Also, the hot starts are perfect and I have no surging anywhere. I had the VE table adjusted down to 50%, 55% and 60% for the 400-1200 range. Still did not help. The Crank VE Table is at 75% right now. My cam is the F10 (228/228 0.575/0.575 114LSA) and I have stock heads. I also have my IFR table at 90% and the MAF Table is stock. Any suggestions?
#2
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Auto or M6 car?
I have a very similair cam 230 230 .575 .575 114 lsa
I have my Main VE set to 60 65 70 and did the whole column and cold and hot start are fine.
Put your Crank VE back to stock.
Did you drill out the TB any? I went 2 drill sizes bigger.
Did you adjust your IAC tables?
I have a very similair cam 230 230 .575 .575 114 lsa
I have my Main VE set to 60 65 70 and did the whole column and cold and hot start are fine.
Put your Crank VE back to stock.
Did you drill out the TB any? I went 2 drill sizes bigger.
Did you adjust your IAC tables?
#3
Auto
I drilled the TB to 7/32"
I used NoGo's recommendations so far and still have to help it along for 3 seconds after start up.( http://www.ls1tuning.com/iboard/index.php?showtopic=9 )
I drilled the TB to 7/32"
I used NoGo's recommendations so far and still have to help it along for 3 seconds after start up.( http://www.ls1tuning.com/iboard/index.php?showtopic=9 )
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#9
If you are just trying to do a hack job to get it running the best thing to do is scale you VE 60%, 80%, 90%, add 2 degrees of timing up to (and including) 1200 rpms, and get your IAC count down to about 30ish. If you do that it should eliminate everything except WOT problems and surge at cruising speeds.