Car idles poorly/stalls after motordyne spacer install.
Def air leak. Get a can of "starting fluid". Give littel short blasts around the bolts, gaskets and any other hose that is connected to it. If you hear the idle go up at all, you found your leak.
I'll bet that you just left off a vac hose in the back somewhere.
I'll bet that you just left off a vac hose in the back somewhere.
There are several vacumm hoses on the back and left side (if I remember right) of the plenum. If you torqed the bolts evenly, I don't think you will have a leak in the gaskets.
Make sure the oil filler collar isnt pinched between the spacer and the plenum. Happens all the time.
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Hey thanks man! Wow, I wasnt anticipating it would take as long as it did...took wayy too long to find what should have been obvious. Looking back on it I feel like Im an idiot...haha. Oh well, it was a good learning experience and I know that much more about our cars. I disconnected the battery for about an hour to reset the ECU, how long before I feel the power gains? Does the ECU need to relearn first?
Depending on your year, you should notice gains right away. Your ECU will need around 50 miles to fully learn with as many stops and starts as possible.
I've read that whenever you come to a stop light, turn off the car, then restart. Helps it learn faster. Listen for knocking/pinging!
If your running the rev up motor, there isn't as much of a gain with just the spacer.
I've read that whenever you come to a stop light, turn off the car, then restart. Helps it learn faster. Listen for knocking/pinging!
If your running the rev up motor, there isn't as much of a gain with just the spacer.
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