do i need new car re mapping
#1
do i need new car re mapping
hello everyone,ive just bought a scooby for the first time (what great cars they are)its a 1999 2litre turbo,with a few mods.A full stainless,inc down pipe,apexi dual intake,and a manual boost control ,which is turned up to max.its got a fuel /air mixture guage that keeps going from lean ,to rich all the time.Can anyone tel me firstly,is this a normal thing that happens and should the car have been remapped,to take the mods into consideration.the lad i bought it from says its ok ,and that the remap should only be done if ichanged the turbo and injectors etc.If anyone could help it would put my mind at rest, as ive been told no3 piston can burn out with these symptoms.Thanks.
#2
I'd have said yes it will need re-mapping, plus I would be a little concerned that the boost has been whacked up to full - Dont take all I say as gospel, there are far more clued up people on here that will be along shortly.
#7
If the guage goes from rich to lean and back its probably connected to a two point and not a wide band sensor and so is a complete waste of time, turn the boost down a bit until you can get the AFR's checked out, it probably doesn't NEED a remap, but it almost certainly would benefit a lot from one!
Simon
Simon
Trending Topics
#11
Running lean and over boosting are a recipe for a melted piston, especially if it's an import. Least thts what Powerstation tell me.
Get a remap, painfully expensive but cheaper in the long run
Get a remap, painfully expensive but cheaper in the long run
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
ossett2k2
Engine Management and ECU Remapping
15
23 September 2015 10:11 AM