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Hey I just played around with the vafcII some more. I'll post my numbers when I get a chance. I didn't add too much fuel because there's no dyno to tell for sure what the mixture is. Feels pretty good for now.
Hey I just played around with the vafcII some more. I'll post my numbers when I get a chance. I didn't add too much fuel because there's no dyno to tell for sure what the mixture is. Feels pretty good for now.
Nope, not yet. Although, most of the other problems are gone like the rattles and bad starting. The regular ngk v-power plugs work better than the iridiums I used to have. Starts up very nicely with no hesitation. The vafc and fipk really hepls out. Still no exhaust though.
Rough idle can be so many things. Timing may be off, compression, valve out of adjustment. Unfortunately, most of these are gonna be expensive. So I'll probably just drive it for now. Could also be not enough fuel when at idle, but there's no way to adjust that low. Plus you wouldn't want to, cause the ecu sends tons of fuel when the car is first started to help it warm up faster.
I have no idea. The installers did everything so I didn't see. I'm assuming they did what was supposed to be done. I guess I could always take it somewhere and have them measure the timing. Maybe the dealer?
Anyway, I have the vafc settings in a word document. If you want it, give me your e-mail and I'll send it over. They're probably not perfect, and I just made them up to make the curves look nice I guess Didn't add too much fuel because of the stock exhaust. But I think it's pretty good. Gonna have to find a dyno soon.
Do u remember them taking the crank pulley off? If they did not that means your timing is off. I know this because I made a copy of the whole timing set up at a honda dealership. Its says u have to set the one thats behind the crank for your timing to be rite. The one on the cam is easy to set.
Do u remember them taking the crank pulley off? If they did not that means your timing is off. I know this because I made a copy of the whole timing set up at a honda dealership. Its says u have to set the one thats behind the crank for your timing to be rite. The one on the cam is easy to set.
sorry buddy, but you do not have to take the crank pulley off to line up correctly with the cam. the crank pulley has a tdc mark on it also. this mark should be lined up with with the pointer off of the oil pump.
My car is messed up now and running like crap. I tried new settings, then old, then none. I don't know what's going on. I think it may be the plugs I just changed.
Djmota, are you sure about those settings? My car was dying when I turned up the fuel. I'm very confused and frustrated. Can the fuel overlap? Like having + numbers for wide and also + numbers for narrow?
Does this look right at all? At first it felt good, but then the car got really loud and performance just went down the toilet. And now the voltmeter shows that voltage is rising VERY slowly up to 14V. Sometimes doesn't even get there. So does that mean alternator is going out? Wow.
Okay I pulled the new plugs and they were all white. Engine is in serious trouble.
Overheated: White, Blistered, Melted Electrode
Lean air/fuel mixture
Spark plug heat range is too hot for operating condition of the engine
Plug is not properly gapped and/or torqued onto head
Overly advanced timing
I'm thinking it's advanced timing, because this happened after I added more fuel. Now I'm putting the old plugs in, so hopefully nothing happens to them.
Didn't add too much fuel because of the stock exhaust. But I think it's pretty good. Gonna have to find a dyno soon.
