eliminated engine pinging completely
#1
eliminated engine pinging completely
yo everyone, so i have cats, catback exhaust and the stillen intake n z tube for my g35c 6mt and have had engine pinging 4ever. i got some ground wires and it seemed to help a little but still pinged. n e ways i got some adhesive reflective heat tape and wrapped my maf sensor pipe and z tube completely and there is no more pinging even after i drive it hard in 100 degree weather with the ac on and then floor it at low rpm. woot... hope u guys can benefit from this.
#2
Hi,
I know its been a while since you posted this but is it possible if you can take a couple pics of your MAF and z tube to show how you wrapped reflective tape around it?
And did you ever have pinging in high rpm range (i.e. above 5k)? Is that considered being under load (i.e. accelerating car hard at high rpm)?
Thanks!
I know its been a while since you posted this but is it possible if you can take a couple pics of your MAF and z tube to show how you wrapped reflective tape around it?
And did you ever have pinging in high rpm range (i.e. above 5k)? Is that considered being under load (i.e. accelerating car hard at high rpm)?
Thanks!
#3
#4
Hi,
I know its been a while since you posted this but is it possible if you can take a couple pics of your MAF and z tube to show how you wrapped reflective tape around it?
And did you ever have pinging in high rpm range (i.e. above 5k)? Is that considered being under load (i.e. accelerating car hard at high rpm)?
Thanks!
I know its been a while since you posted this but is it possible if you can take a couple pics of your MAF and z tube to show how you wrapped reflective tape around it?
And did you ever have pinging in high rpm range (i.e. above 5k)? Is that considered being under load (i.e. accelerating car hard at high rpm)?
Thanks!
#5
I am going to start out by wrapping heat tape on the intake box and the tube. Lets see if that makes any difference especially at high rpm. Thats whats really freaking me out.
If pinging doesn't go away after trying all those things that you just mentioned, then there is probably no hope.
Keep us updated and good luck!
If pinging doesn't go away after trying all those things that you just mentioned, then there is probably no hope.
Keep us updated and good luck!
#6
I am going to start out by wrapping heat tape on the intake box and the tube. Lets see if that makes any difference especially at high rpm. Thats whats really freaking me out.
If pinging doesn't go away after trying all those things that you just mentioned, then there is probably no hope.
Keep us updated and good luck!
If pinging doesn't go away after trying all those things that you just mentioned, then there is probably no hope.
Keep us updated and good luck!
#7
So you are saying that its ok to wrap the ztube but not the stock intake tube? I was thinking of doing something similar to what this guy (tollboothwilley, scroll down to his posts) did: http://forums.nicoclub.com/lets-talk...s-t392878.html
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#8
So you are saying that its ok to wrap the ztube but not the stock intake tube? I was thinking of doing something similar to what this guy (tollboothwilley, scroll down to his posts) did: http://forums.nicoclub.com/lets-talk...s-t392878.html
#10
Wrapping the MFA will not eliminate pinking/knock, the IAT sensor applies only a small amount of bias on the fuelling maps, it is far more likely to be the fact that you have a short intake that is drawing very hot air from the engine bay,
A decent intake that is either totally boxed and only supplied with an external air source. or a long intake with the filter positioned in or close to an air intake in the front bumper will have a far better effect.
However a lot of cars will be subject to low RPM pinking, especially in traffic due to the emission compliant maps in the ECU.
A decent intake that is either totally boxed and only supplied with an external air source. or a long intake with the filter positioned in or close to an air intake in the front bumper will have a far better effect.
However a lot of cars will be subject to low RPM pinking, especially in traffic due to the emission compliant maps in the ECU.
#14
I have the catch can in and have emptied it twice with a lot of oil each time .. I have run two treatments of BG44K and have the colder plugs .. I've all but given up on figuring this out .. seems it's a LOT worse after you've driven and then let the car sit for a little .. I'm 99.9% sure it has to do with heat soak but have no idea what the heat is playing with to cause this .. I was thinking of running a colder thermostat but I'm all but done putting a DIME into this car for now .. I'm just going to drive and it probably let the next person pick up with where I left off .. maybe one of you will figure it out but I'm moving away from the Infiniti brand after this lol I was roped in by the exhaust and stabbed in the heart by the slew of problems .. oh well .. buyers remorse
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