ARGH!!!! Computers and Emmissions
#1
ARGH!!!! Computers and Emmissions
Did a swap of an LH computer into my 88S4 that has ben stalling and running rich. Started like a champ with no stalling, but I'm guessing from the smell and the soot that now comes out the tail pipe it's running even futher to the rich side now. I'm guesing I've got a bad computer and something else.
This sucks.
This sucks.
#3
Originally posted by heinrich
JE, maybe she's just puking all that pent-up soot from all the coughing?
JE, maybe she's just puking all that pent-up soot from all the coughing?
#5
Originally posted by John Speake
Was it a known good LH you swapped in?
Was it a known good LH you swapped in?
Thanks for your advise John, and thanks for lending Jon Holdsworth one of your rebuilt MAFs for his demo at last years Frenzy. By the way, I can swap out a known good one of those. Do you think I should give that a try?
#7
Originally posted by heinrich
Being no expert I suggest trying a battery disconnect for a while. Then try the replacement MAF.
Being no expert I suggest trying a battery disconnect for a while. Then try the replacement MAF.
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#8
Nordschleife Master
Contact Rich Andrade, for all your LH controller needs, at www.electronikrepair.com or send him a PM - Rich9928p. He has it going on with controller repairs -
Quotes Taken from his website:
Common symptoms of a failing LH injection module:
- (Porsche only) Fuel injection valves click when the ignition turned is on and engine is not running
- Engine will not run at idle
- Air-fuel mixture is too rich (this can damage catalytic converters)
- No fuel pump operation, but the fuel pump operates when its relay is jumpered
- The engine will not rev higher than 3000 RPM
- A/T cars: no idle speed regulation when switching between drive gears and neutral or park
- Engine will not start, spark plugs are dry and the ignition system
Thanks
Quotes Taken from his website:
Common symptoms of a failing LH injection module:
- (Porsche only) Fuel injection valves click when the ignition turned is on and engine is not running
- Engine will not run at idle
- Air-fuel mixture is too rich (this can damage catalytic converters)
- No fuel pump operation, but the fuel pump operates when its relay is jumpered
- The engine will not rev higher than 3000 RPM
- A/T cars: no idle speed regulation when switching between drive gears and neutral or park
- Engine will not start, spark plugs are dry and the ignition system
Thanks
#9
Originally posted by Drewster67
Contact Rich Andrade, for all your LH controller needs, at www.electronikrepair.com or send him a PM - Rich9928p. He has it going on with controller repairs -
Quotes Taken from his website:
Common symptoms of a failing LH injection module:
- (Porsche only) Fuel injection valves click when the ignition turned is on and engine is not running
- Engine will not run at idle
- Air-fuel mixture is too rich (this can damage catalytic converters)
- No fuel pump operation, but the fuel pump operates when its relay is jumpered
- The engine will not rev higher than 3000 RPM
- A/T cars: no idle speed regulation when switching between drive gears and neutral or park
- Engine will not start, spark plugs are dry and the ignition system
Thanks
Contact Rich Andrade, for all your LH controller needs, at www.electronikrepair.com or send him a PM - Rich9928p. He has it going on with controller repairs -
Quotes Taken from his website:
Common symptoms of a failing LH injection module:
- (Porsche only) Fuel injection valves click when the ignition turned is on and engine is not running
- Engine will not run at idle
- Air-fuel mixture is too rich (this can damage catalytic converters)
- No fuel pump operation, but the fuel pump operates when its relay is jumpered
- The engine will not rev higher than 3000 RPM
- A/T cars: no idle speed regulation when switching between drive gears and neutral or park
- Engine will not start, spark plugs are dry and the ignition system
Thanks
I've already spoken to Rich who is a friend of mine from our both attending Euro 928 the last two years. If I can positively identify that my computer requires a rebuild, he will be doing it.
#10
Rennlist Member
JE,
MAFs can develop a thermal problem that means the mixture gets richer and richer the longer and harder the car is driven.
It's a design fault that Bosch corrected eventually.
The O2 loop circuits are also part of the dreaded "tile" in the LH ECU, so this is a strong possibility as well.
I assume this car is a recent acquisition, so there is quite a bit of checking to do ? You know, the usual Temp sensor 2, O2 sensor ?
MAFs can develop a thermal problem that means the mixture gets richer and richer the longer and harder the car is driven.
It's a design fault that Bosch corrected eventually.
The O2 loop circuits are also part of the dreaded "tile" in the LH ECU, so this is a strong possibility as well.
I assume this car is a recent acquisition, so there is quite a bit of checking to do ? You know, the usual Temp sensor 2, O2 sensor ?
#11
Originally posted by John Speake
JE,
MAFs can develop a thermal problem that means the mixture gets richer and richer the longer and harder the car is driven.
It's a design fault that Bosch corrected eventually.
The O2 loop circuits are also part of the dreaded "tile" in the LH ECU, so this is a strong possibility as well.
I assume this car is a recent acquisition, so there is quite a bit of checking to do ? You know, the usual Temp sensor 2, O2 sensor ?
JE,
MAFs can develop a thermal problem that means the mixture gets richer and richer the longer and harder the car is driven.
It's a design fault that Bosch corrected eventually.
The O2 loop circuits are also part of the dreaded "tile" in the LH ECU, so this is a strong possibility as well.
I assume this car is a recent acquisition, so there is quite a bit of checking to do ? You know, the usual Temp sensor 2, O2 sensor ?