JDM BEAMS Notchback track build

[ke_70]

havn't really touched any wiring. is all still in perfect condition, nothing rubbed or melted or anything.

it all pretty simple just coils, injectors, vvti controllers, cam triggers, cas, water temp, map sensor, tps

[Gunner]

Quite simply clay, its more than likely a signal issue. So either interference, a dud pick up, or a dud ecu. Id be tryig the easiest cheapest option first, and by-passing the loom in the car, just to rule out interference (it happens more often than most people realise) then sensors/pick ups, looking at the units themselves aswell as mounting points (cracks etc) then look at the ecu.

If you have everything it needs to run, spark, fuel, comp at the right timing and then it doesnt run when its together, youve either missed something stupid, or its a signal issue, it cant be anything else.

[ke_70]

yeah who knows, it's beyond i think.

sending ecu and all the sensors to anthony so he can check ecu/wiring for faults and run everything on another beams.

im pretty much hoping it the ecu at this stage.

[Andy San]

Get a decent ecu/tune... problem solved

[Gunner]

This got an adapt in it?

[ke_70]

yeah adaptronic.
i'd like an autronic really but there's no avalible plug in looms like there is with the adapt's

[lolwat]

because paying someone to make you a loom is so BULLSHIT high priced, for a car like this......

[Gunner]

Spend the money on the autronic, you wont regret it

[Celica RA45]

or a motec m400 and i will give you a start up map
a guy in the states bought a adaptronic and from new was having problems with it ,turned out to be a bad ecu and the guys sent him a new 1
so could be maybe a bad batch and maybe yours could have a problem as well

[ke_70]

eventually i will when i start building the engine, as i will be running outboard injectors when i get around to machining up my new throttle bodies.

tims seems to run like a dream on the adapt.