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2009-09-14 00:18:05
#21
how about your timing? whats your tune?
2009-09-14 00:34:58
#22
Never ever checked the timing, the car always ran perfect before this so i never checked. I have a jwt ecu-4 bar, z32 maf, 525 sti injectors
2009-09-14 01:08:20
#23
anyone got a picture of a iacv? i thought it was under the intake manifold but after reading this thread and seeing the pic of what i thought it was im guessing its not
http://www.sr20-forum.com/turbo/22260-woohoo-3.html
2009-09-14 01:09:44
#24
Yea I'll take one in a little bit here. It's actually the assembly underneath the temperature sensor and sender.
2009-09-14 01:30:03
#25
its over by the oil filter right? is one of the clips that go into it red? Im trying to go off memory as i have the car at another place
never had to change the temp sensor so i dont know where that is lol.
2009-09-14 01:58:01
#26
Originally Posted by Danja
Yea I'll take one in a little bit here. It's actually the assembly underneath the temperature sensor and sender.


You dont have to take pictures of it. I found them in another thread. Im going to check on that tomorrow to see whats going on

A question about this, i bought a 99sel with a sr20 in it but its automatic. Are they swapable?
2009-09-14 02:46:24
#27
As long as it's obd2 to obd2 you won't have any issues swapping iacv/aac components.
2009-09-14 03:33:06
#28
Originally Posted by TeKKiE
As long as it's obd2 to obd2 you won't have any issues swapping iacv/aac components.


its not i have a 93
2009-09-14 13:59:04
#29
Originally Posted by duesmandella
Never ever checked the timing, the car always ran perfect before this so i never checked. I have a jwt ecu-4 bar, z32 maf, 525 sti injectors


So you have a 4 bar fp setup and your not running 4 bar of fp? That's a good way to run lean. Should be 59psi at idle with the vaccum line off. Check it again.
2009-09-14 14:16:24
#30
Right, and fuel pressure with the vacuum line connected should be around 44~46psi depending on the amount of vacuum in the system.
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