Z1 Anti-Fuel Starvation Kit and Fuel Readings

TheFLiP

See, never had this issue until the current build and I know I've had sloshing with some of the driving on the track. I had fuel starvation issues but not oscillating fuel readings.

From what I read in the forums, they go back there and basically double check their work. I haven't gone in on the tank myself so I couldn't say, first hand. I had a shop work on it to avoid these types of issues.

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Rusty

The fuel mileage is based off of injector dwell time. Bigger injectors need less dwell time for the same flow of fuel.

On the fuel level. A couple of things come to mind. A bent float arm. Or the Z1 mat is not lying flat on the bottom of the tank and is hitting the float arm. The hose from the mat to pump maybe touching the arm. If the driver side canister is not installed right. It maybe turned and the float is hitting the front baffle.

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TheFLiP

Thanks for the replies, Rusty! Is there anything to be done to get accurate fuel readings again?

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Rusty

You are going to have to go into the tank again. I would run the fuel level down in the tank. Start on the drivers side. Remove all of the nuts that hold the top on the tank. Slowly lift up the canister a couple of inches. Using a flashlight. Try and see where the arm is pointing to and if anything is near it. It should be pointing towards the center of the tank. Next, take a bent coathanger and lift up on the arm. It should move freely. Look and see where the hose is for the mat and fuel fuel is. Shouldn't be near the float arm. If everything checks out. Move to the other side and do the same thing. I know my way around with phunk's RRP kit. The Z1, not so much. I don't know exactly where the mat is placed on the drivers side and the route the hose is run from the mat to the pump. The only other thing that I can thing of. Is a bad sensor on either side. You have to get into the manual for that. There a is a chance that they ruined a sensor. But I think that might be low on the totem pole.

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TheFLiP

Good deal. I'll talk to the shop about the fuel level sensors. Anything to be done about the fuel consumption reading or that's just what we get now? I'll hit up SOHO Motorsports who makes the kit and see what they say.

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