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Old 02-18-2009, 01:55 PM
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This is just a annoyance of mine... since i went turbo my crank times are like 3-4 seconds and then fires / idles very nicely. Is there something wrong on my map during crank? Too much / too little fuel?
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so idle is fine and drives fine righ? it just takes longer to actually turn over? is fuel system still stock? (ex...injectors, fuel pump) If so try turning the key to the on position for about 3-5 secs then start the car. That pretty much lets the car prime for bit allowing the fuel pump to send more fuel to the motor.

My friend had that same issue when he upgraded to the walbro 255 and this is what he does and it starts up right after.
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Stock fuel pump, 550cc injectors - Ill try letting it prime, never thought of that.
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usually a lean mixture while cranking causes extended cranking, try adding some fuel on the low rpm/load area, but ignition plays a part on that too.. but check your plugs if theyre fouled.
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Tried adding fuel but it ended up screwing up my idle ;/

Plugs are about a year old, prob time to get some new ones...
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try adding fuel below 600 rpm, or check if you are not pulling timing on those area... did it just start doing that or it has been like that since you installed your kit.. fic doesnt have much control on startup so pretty much its more on just playing with your basemap unless its a hardware issue
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I have this issue too with F/IC.

New plugs, Walbro 255, 630cc Motron, idles fine and drives fine.. but the crank takes forever. Kind of embarassing too.

I should also add that when I plug in the Unichip it doesn't do this.
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My car takes long to start sometimes too. To my understanding, it takes the range of fuel trim boxes from KOEO to idle and averages them out, then uses that average fuel trim to start the car. I haven't found the right trim, but I'm ranging from -64% to -48% throughout the idle/KOEO position (550cc INJ). I have noticed that it seems to take the longest to start just after filling up the car.
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I don't notice a change regarding fill-ups. I don't notice a change with regards to temperature either. There's been a big change in temp down here.. from 70's to 50's in the morning and not a difference. Each time takes long. Very embarrassing.

I wonder if anyone's messed with the injector response time? What's everyone else's set to?
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Originally Posted by CarbonXe
My car takes long to start sometimes too. To my understanding, it takes the range of fuel trim boxes from KOEO to idle and averages them out, then uses that average fuel trim to start the car. I haven't found the right trim, but I'm ranging from -64% to -48% throughout the idle/KOEO position (550cc INJ). I have noticed that it seems to take the longest to start just after filling up the car.
koeo?

key on engine on?
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Originally Posted by B_Real45
I don't notice a change regarding fill-ups. I don't notice a change with regards to temperature either. There's been a big change in temp down here.. from 70's to 50's in the morning and not a difference. Each time takes long. Very embarrassing.

I wonder if anyone's messed with the injector response time? What's everyone else's set to?
When I had the hydra set to open loop at idle. There was definitely a chance in afrs in regards to when the fuel tank was full and empty.

I believe due to our returnless fuel system, and the pressure in the system when the tank is low, blah blah blah.

Cranking is annoying right now, due to the start up fuel/spark I have right now.

I have played around with the injector response time. Its seems to deal with the voltage changes better now. Than with the stock hydra injector latency that was on mine originally.
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Mines hit or miss, probobly once a day out of 10 starts do i get a long crank time (5+ seconds) I have tried adding fuel and taking fuel, cant pick it out since its not consistant.

My idle fuel trims are 0 and i also have my entire column under 400 rpms set at 0.... Just hit me that my o2 map might be putting too much fuel at 0 psi <400rpms ... since thats where it sits under crank... hmmm
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Originally Posted by enjoithis
Mines hit or miss, probobly once a day out of 10 starts do i get a long crank time (5+ seconds) I have tried adding fuel and taking fuel, cant pick it out since its not consistant.

My idle fuel trims are 0 and i also have my entire column under 400 rpms set at 0.... Just hit me that my o2 map might be putting too much fuel at 0 psi <400rpms ... since thats where it sits under crank... hmmm
My Timing map is 0 for 0-14.7PSIA and -35 in my fuel map at idle speeds with MAF at 2.1v

I have 630cc injectors with Walbro 255 intank
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Originally Posted by CarbonXe
I have noticed that it seems to take the longest to start just after filling up the car.
That is EVAP/Purge related, which is not controlled by the FIC.
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Originally Posted by ippskidder
Originally Posted by B_Real45
I don't notice a change regarding fill-ups. I don't notice a change with regards to temperature either. There's been a big change in temp down here.. from 70's to 50's in the morning and not a difference. Each time takes long. Very embarrassing.

I wonder if anyone's messed with the injector response time? What's everyone else's set to?
When I had the hydra set to open loop at idle. There was definitely a chance in afrs in regards to when the fuel tank was full and empty.

I believe due to our returnless fuel system, and the pressure in the system when the tank is low, blah blah blah.

Cranking is annoying right now, due to the start up fuel/spark I have right now.

I have played around with the injector response time. Its seems to deal with the voltage changes better now. Than with the stock hydra injector latency that was on mine originally.
Play with initial crank advance, VVT-i, your ignition maps. These will all effect how the standalone cranks. Plus with the piggybacked cam and crank signals like Hydra, it takes a while for the cam and crank signals to sync up and then the Hydra to see them sync up.
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Originally Posted by ippskidder
Originally Posted by CarbonXe
My car takes long to start sometimes too. To my understanding, it takes the range of fuel trim boxes from KOEO to idle and averages them out, then uses that average fuel trim to start the car. I haven't found the right trim, but I'm ranging from -64% to -48% throughout the idle/KOEO position (550cc INJ). I have noticed that it seems to take the longest to start just after filling up the car.
koeo?

key on engine on?
KOEO = Key On Engine Off. KOER = Key On Engine Running.

Sorry, might be a Ford thing...
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Originally Posted by paul_dezod
Play with initial crank advance, VVT-i, your ignition maps. These will all effect how the standalone cranks. Plus with the piggybacked cam and crank signals like Hydra, it takes a while for the cam and crank signals to sync up and then the Hydra to see them sync up.
How about some F/IC advice, Paul?
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Originally Posted by B_Real45
Originally Posted by paul_dezod
Play with initial crank advance, VVT-i, your ignition maps. These will all effect how the standalone cranks. Plus with the piggybacked cam and crank signals like Hydra, it takes a while for the cam and crank signals to sync up and then the Hydra to see them sync up.
How about some F/IC advice, Paul?
No real advice other than playing with the main fuel maps, watch you clamping of the MAF below 1 BAR, injector response time and that is about it.
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