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Not calling BS as I have no clue. What's the theory to that? |
Google E85 starting in winter. Theres lots of info on it.
This is also why they change the "winter" blend from E85/E90 to E70. To help with cold weather starting. |
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Well that didn't change anything.
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When you took the water cooler out of the intake manifold, you just cut a square in the front, pulled it out, and patched the hole? Are you positive there isn't an obstruction inside there that's blocking one of the throttle bodies from flowing?
I would reconnect the front of the intake pipes to the supercharger, and then disconnect the intakes from the throttle bodies. With the supercharger blowing, you should see some voltage on the mafs. If they're still unbalanced, your problem is in the intake pipes or MAFs. If they are balanced, then it's an obstruction in the throttle bodies or intake manifold. At least it would give you a direction for where to look. |
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I just keep thinking this is not a mechanical issue. It sounds electrical. Some sort of wire is not either connected correctly, loosly connected, or not connected at all.
I almost want to fly down there and take a look. I mean, its 15* here right now! That Florida weather would be worth the trip. |
15, that sucks man. If we don't get this figured out soon I might have to buy you a ticket! I'm going there in a few hours so I will go over the wires again.
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Checked all the wires again including the VVEL and everything is connected. It's dumping rain and the doors are closed so I couldn't try the resets myself, maybe Monday I can get up there
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