icemans2k02

Are you having problems idling? The emanage should have no function when ideling whatsoever. Was the car "tuned" on the previous owner? Best thing to do is unplug the emanage and fire it up. Dont drive it just see if she comes on ok and is ideling fine. This will negate the emanage being the cause of the startup. Followed by reapplying the base map. And dont be frustrated this is a part of being boosted.

cfreeman191

The idling seems fine 90% of the time. It will die on occasion when it has just been started and I get to a light or stop sign that is on a hill. Not sure if the hill is really playing all that much of a factor. But as this point I'm mostly considering just converting it back to stock. I knew buying the thing I'd have a few issues here and there but this past one left me stranded for an hour or two on the highway. With commuting I can't have that.

So the emanage is completely separate, correct? If I were to take the kit off, and removed the emanage and just put all stock parts back on, would I need to do anything with the stock ecu?

But I'll try what you said and just start it without the emanage on. As for the basemap, is that applied to the emanage or stock unit?

icemans2k02

If you took everything off and a removed the Emanage you would have to do nothing, correct. The Emanage unit is separate and is a piggy back unit. The basemap is applied to your emanage unit. Is it very hot where you are? Also do you have an idea on the amount of PSI you are running?

cfreeman191

Ok that's good news there. And it's not horribly warm right now (around 70) but the car is used to being in vermont, which is a bit colder I'm sure. But is it possible the emanage needs reset or anything? It really seems to me like the engine just isn't getting fuel sometimes, and i can't imagine there being a clog in the filter or a bad pump or something. the guys at the shop said it's starting and running no problem now, but i'm TERRIFIED of it happening again.

itlynstalyn

Not possible, you need ID1000's to run E85.

Chris_Lum

could be a bad fuel pump if it dies randomly.

Vinsfeld

Chris, is it better to leave on the radiator cooling plate during hot weather (90 degrees and up) or to remove it so the fans can blow (albeit hot) air past the engine?

cfreeman191

Is there any way to check if the fuel pump is indeed the issue? Like I said it starts and runs fine again, I'm not sure what could make it die then not turn over for a couple hours, then start again. It's really weird.

icemans2k02

cfreeman: you will need a gauge to be able to check fuel pressure. Is your fuel tank all the way full? Try filling it up and see if you get the same symptoms. I apologize for not remembering but did you say you had an A/F gauge?


itlynstalyn: Thanks for the info!

IBleedJDM

What would you guys suggest as the must do modification to the factory GReddy T518Z without replacing it completely? I understand thats its weak point is the fact that it is a T25 flange, but would that be something we could port out a bit to help? I know porting will never solve the problem completely like a T3 changeover would. What kind of power are people making on AP1's w/ E85 and an AEM?