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Leaning out


Finally finished pump rewire . Now i am leaning out when i go onto throttle not wot..Can i adjust that using the maf-t ? ...I should be running pig rich , with the walbro 255 and rewired ..Shouldn't i ...All help would be appreciated ..Never played with maft setting and i don't know what it can adjust just yet ....



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Are you sure your fuel pump isn't going out? This literally happened to me a few days ago and it turned out to be a bad pump.
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Its Not the pump , Just had it out ..Had it checked ..Tank is nice and clean , so its not clogging...I will change the fuel filter tomorrow , maybe that's the problem..Will also check the volts going to the relay tomorrow

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Is everything grounded properly? If this just started to happen after the rewire I would double check all your wiring.
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Started after the rewire , when i go into wot ..it evens out ..Just don't like the whole lean when pressing the throttle , and lack of power

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I hear ya man. Going lean is a scary thing. I hope you figure it out bro. Sorry I couldn't help much.
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Can anyone help , still leaning out when going on the throttle ..Little choppy untill i go wot ..normal-lean at idel ..Normal when warm ..Lean while on throttle ..Normal while Wot
Rewire =good ground ,good power etc

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What fuel pressure regulator are you using? Rewiring the fuel pump shouldn't affect A/F ratio at all (rich or lean) so long as the pump is functioning and properly regulated. Also, what gauge wire did you use for the rewire?


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Definitely check grounds and FP.

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your absolutely sure it wasnt doing that before?, you could go on your maft and turn your middle knob a few clicks richer to see what happens.

I dont see an Afpr on your mod list, a 255 has been commonly known to overrun a stock regulator, i see you have a a/f ratio gauge, i assume its a narrowband advanced auto parts type? well if so, you should never use that as a reference tool to your actual a/f ratio.


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I forgot i had this thread up ...I think its the ground from the pump (the one that is still in the plug ) ..Can i just cut it before the plug and ground it??
The maft could be set to run to lean also ..(all settings are set to f ) what knob to i adjust and in what mode?
Still has the stock fpr

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