my car wont start before its warmed up....i have to plug the stock ecu back in and let in warm up then plug in the emanage to get it goin....and i idle normal for about 5 minutes and then it richens out to 11:1...and at cruidsing sometimes it randomly drops in the 10s....why is this happening????also is there anyone in the nassua county long island area with an emanage blue cable?????? that i can borrow for a couple minutes

 

what codes do u have?

 

my car idles super high when its cold but its always started and when i mean high its like 2.3/2.4 grand

 

ima check rite now ill let you no in a sec

 

^ that happens..

chin ya get some scangauge goin on

 

check your plugs also

hows drivability? open and closed loop

 

Does your ecu have programmable cold start settings? Usually it wont start because it needs more fuel when cold, you might have an option to up the fuel curve at low temperatures.

 

yea lack of fuel is what im thinking

since the emanage alters fuel at open loop (cold starts and WOT) the emanage isnt giving it the fuel it needs

 

P0300,301,302,303,304.....P0172,P0351,352,353,354...I HAVE A WOT BOX ALSO SO...LOL

 

WOW

300s are misfires on all cylinders

gotta lookup the other ones

 

did the problem start after you installed the WOT box by any chance?

either way 2 stepping is probably responsible for the misfire codes

 

no the wot box didnt do it...i have to get an emanage cable to load up a different map i have for 8 pounds

 

will it start with the emanage if u keep ur foot partially on the gas? should only have to keep it at like 2K for about 2mins for it to warm up

 

it cruises normal and then randomly the car gets really rich

 

no it wont...and by warm up i mean the car has to get to operating temp before i can plug back in the emanage

 

how does one get misfiring in all cylinders? i had those codes aswell.

 

its spark plugs trust me buy them change them

 

operating temp aka closed loop
once the primary o2 heats up

 

im going to change the spark plugs

 

did it work