Have you checked fuel pressure when the motor falls off?
Almost sounds like a fuel pickup issue or a return line issue.
Have you checked fuel pressure when the motor falls off?
Almost sounds like a fuel pickup issue or a return line issue.
BoneSpec Transmissions
Honda D-series tranny specialist
fuel pressure is good.
Check your kill switch. These can go bad and cause a similar problem. Search for Jay Griffin's HP Runoffs video to see the sympton (car dies, comes back to life after cycling kill switch)
Also check your grounds. I had a similar problem that would cause the engine to die in left hand corners that I thought was fuel related, and spent a lot of time checking the pick-up, baffles, surge tank, etc. Turned out to be a loose engine ground that would only act up when the motor mounts flexed during left hand turns.
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Limp home mode? Chuck
Chuck Baader
White EP BMW M-Techniq
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That sounds like a ground issue to me. I'd check yours and just add a bunch. They don't hurt.
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1980 ITS Triumph TR8
Something is out of spec. Maybe the O2 sensor...is the ECU looking for a narrow band and the OBD2 system use a wide band? Something as simple as that? Chuck
Chuck Baader
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Sounds like it is going into a CAT protect mode. That is it starts leaning the fuel back at WOT to avoid burning the CAT out. Quite common practice, and another reason to do standalone.
You got my phone number? If not get it from David. I think I could get you some time at the office.
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