Please help with plug suggestions
Please help with plug suggestions
Finally found out why I was missing ...
See the #7 plug ... The whole ground
is missing ... Due to ??? No. 5 is also
pretty well burned up.... Seems they all
are running VERY lean to me....
It's either runnning WAY leaner than
anyone thinks, or it has WAY too much
timing in the chip .... The A/F are
somewhat good at 11.4 or so, but
obviously there is some problem
with the setup.
Any ideas are grately appreciated...
TR6's, 4# pulley is about it ...
Cliff
See the #7 plug ... The whole ground
is missing ... Due to ??? No. 5 is also
pretty well burned up.... Seems they all
are running VERY lean to me....
It's either runnning WAY leaner than
anyone thinks, or it has WAY too much
timing in the chip .... The A/F are
somewhat good at 11.4 or so, but
obviously there is some problem
with the setup.
Any ideas are grately appreciated...
TR6's, 4# pulley is about it ...
Cliff
Last edited by SVT_KY; Sep 9, 2002 at 12:12 AM.
Cap ...
Yes, apparently, though it is pretty hard to hear with
the Silver Bullets on there <grin>. After the tip burned
off, it did become really obvious that there was a problem.
Under WOT the truck kinda went Barrraaaapppppp so we
started looking for solution. I told the Ford dealer that
it was probably a plug, but it didn't show up on their
sensor data and became less pronounced when the
truck was taken back to Stock ...
The plugs are the original TR6's and have about 8,000
miles on them, so I guess they were about ready to
change. I don't baby the truck, since it is meant to be
driven. Some tuners that run the NGK's change them after
every weekend of racing, but I am not that modded yet.
The thought of this happening with the DENSO ($100.00)
plugs is also not appealing.
What concerns me the most is the apparent "leanness" of
the other plugs, and I definately don't want to blow the
engine. Since pre-detonation can be a combination of fuel and
timing, where should I start looking for data to support the
idea that this is too lean for a daily driver?
If you had to buy a datalogger, which one would you guys
suggest? The Laptop version or the Palm ? That would
make dealing with long distant tuners at least more palatable,
though much more expensive.
TIA,
Cliff
Yes, apparently, though it is pretty hard to hear with
the Silver Bullets on there <grin>. After the tip burned
off, it did become really obvious that there was a problem.
Under WOT the truck kinda went Barrraaaapppppp so we
started looking for solution. I told the Ford dealer that
it was probably a plug, but it didn't show up on their
sensor data and became less pronounced when the
truck was taken back to Stock ...
The plugs are the original TR6's and have about 8,000
miles on them, so I guess they were about ready to
change. I don't baby the truck, since it is meant to be
driven. Some tuners that run the NGK's change them after
every weekend of racing, but I am not that modded yet.
The thought of this happening with the DENSO ($100.00)
plugs is also not appealing.
What concerns me the most is the apparent "leanness" of
the other plugs, and I definately don't want to blow the
engine. Since pre-detonation can be a combination of fuel and
timing, where should I start looking for data to support the
idea that this is too lean for a daily driver?
If you had to buy a datalogger, which one would you guys
suggest? The Laptop version or the Palm ? That would
make dealing with long distant tuners at least more palatable,
though much more expensive.
TIA,
Cliff
I'm running 4lb lower and 2lb upper with a tr6 for daily driving and its fine.
I don't dare use those with the 50 shot I spray. Thats what br7's are for.
you should be ok with the tr6, must be the tune.
I don't dare use those with the 50 shot I spray. Thats what br7's are for.
you should be ok with the tr6, must be the tune.
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Originally posted by SVT_KY
Thanks RT ... I'm "leaning" that way ... <grin>
Cliff
PS... did you go to Cordova?
Thanks RT ... I'm "leaning" that way ... <grin>
Cliff
PS... did you go to Cordova?
This weekend I wanted to go to the group dyno and now I have to work all weekend for this other job down in springfield, MO. I'm not having any good luck, but hey its money
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Originally posted by RTKILLA
...now I have to work all weekend for this other job down in springfield, MO. I'm not having any good luck, but hey its money
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...now I have to work all weekend for this other job down in springfield, MO. I'm not having any good luck, but hey its money
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Originally posted by SVT_KY
...
If you had to buy a datalogger, which one would you guys
suggest? The Laptop version or the Palm ? That would
make dealing with long distant tuners at least more palatable,
though much more expensive...
...
If you had to buy a datalogger, which one would you guys
suggest? The Laptop version or the Palm ? That would
make dealing with long distant tuners at least more palatable,
though much more expensive...
For me, I'm going to be getting a laptop interface. Reason is I can get an older laptop for cheap, or if I'm lucky I can get a brand new laptop for dirt cheap (but it will be luke warm). Anyway, my second car, vw GTI, has a company that makes specific code readers just for them, but it's laptop only. So I'm going to get an OBD II diagnostics for a laptop also and have them both on. So far these 2 are the most promising:
http://www.obd-2.com/
http://www.autotap.com/welcome.html
The autotap seems like the better of the 2, but some of the options get pricey ($500 for the one that scans all cars)
As for your problem, I'd suggest sending the chip back for a re-burn, or sell it and get a completely new chip from a different tuner.
Originally posted by nitrous63
Maybe a semi-cloggged fuel filter?
Less fuel to the motor will let run lean right?Just a thought.Good luck
Maybe a semi-cloggged fuel filter?
Less fuel to the motor will let run lean right?Just a thought.Good luck
thing we did ...


