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  1. Hi everyone.

     

    Since swapping my fuel tank for a new one (and relocating it) the fuel pump has developed (getting worse and worse) a loud vibrating grinding type noise and the car is really hard to start and runs like crap.

     

    Trying to find someone who can check the fuel pressure tomorrow, I'm away from home and have no tools!

     

    Any ideas about a systematic approach to sorting this please?

  2. Hi,

    Searched and found that XT injector flow rates are 185cc, but just wondering what the L series EA82T injector flow rates are?

     

    About to take my megasquirted EA82T in a VW based replica car to a rolling road for tuning and it would help to know the injector flow rate - thanks a million if anyone can tell me.

    :)

  3. thanks both, yep deffo low for MS purposes (under 4ohms). Thanks, I didnt know it was just a matter of measuring with a multimeter! :)

     

    not using the original harness so the resistors are gone, could get some to replace but the MS unit should be able to manage the injectors straight off.

     

    thanks again.

  4. HI can anyone tell me whether the EA82T injectors are high or low impedence (for the sake of a Megasquirt installation).:confused:

     

    btw I found the one thread that is a bit confusing, but it seems that the stock inj are 2-3ohms which for the sake of MS is 'low' impedance.

     

    can someone confirm?

  5. I've drawn out the piston positions, their movements and stroke function at the beggining of each stroke and it has cleared it all up in my mind. and it matches up with mikeshoup's post.

     

    So now I think it is clearer, the spark is just BTDC so firing 1 and 2 together will spark 1 on power stroke and 2 just BEFORE it starts intaking for the intake stroke, so as daeron said, it should be ok, my worry is that the intake fuel might get lit by the wasted spark but otherwise I think 1,2 and 3,4 wasted spark is the way.

     

    Confirmed by the EJ's working this way, I think that's decided unless anyone has any doubts, advice to offer, next weekend I'll be attempting the start up so speak now or forever.... :D

  6. ok so 1-2 and 3-4 is probably best - if that 's how the EJs run

     

    (is the firing order on EA the same as EJ ?)

     

     

    THen I've got the issue of spark timing to work out! The MS can be programed to fire at wahtever angle - based on the crank trigger wheel sensor. Does anyone have a link to a good explanation of how the engine rotates and how the intake/exhaust etc all works, I think I remember seeing technical data in the manual that gave firing angle for each cylinder, I guess I should be able to use that but I need more of a firm understanding of waht actually happens as the engine turns - basic stuff but it always seems to confuse me -not hard!!:confused:

     

    thanks for advice so far.

  7. I'm installing a megasquirt system with the MSnSExtra code with direct coil driving (from a 36-1 toothed wheel welded to the crank pulley) on my EA82T.

     

    I've got in a bit of a muddle over the firing order and the cylinder rotation, basically with the wasted spark system two plugs spark together at a time, obviously one is on combustion whilst the other is while the piston is down near the crank.

     

    So which two cylinders do I wire up to fire together? I'm managed to get myself confused and now I cant think straght about it!

     

    If anyone has already done the MSnSExtra with wasted spark I'd be SOoooooo grateful if you would share your wiring setup and even send me a copy of you msq file?

     

    here's hoping :)

  8. The EA82T controls fast idle using the AAV (Axillary Air Valve). It sits on the thermostat housing and has two wires going to it. I'm not too sure how it works.

     

    The 86 FSM says this:

     

     

    Sounds like, just give it power from the fuel pump relay circuit, and it takes care of it for you.

     

    Cool, I know how the AAV works and if that's it then I can just connect that up and it'll be good but I thought maybe that there was something else to help tick over when the engine dips under load e.g when the clutch bites.

     

    Anyway I think it's going to run without an extra idle control so this is just fine tuning stuff.

     

    thanks for the reply. :)

  9. Hi all you megasquirters,

     

    My megasquirt (running Extra code) wiring diagram has an idle valve on it (with a choice for either 2 or 3 wire valve). Does the EA82T have an idle valve, if so where is it and what's the wiring like for it?

     

    I think there is a FICD solenoid to increase tickover when AC is on but I can find any reference to an idle valve in any of my subaru stuff.

     

    any help would be most welcome.

    thanks,

    :headbang:

  10. If the car is an automatic, then the switch on the diagram is probably the one that sits about the accelerator pedal. When you floor it, a tab on the back of the pedal hits the switch, which triggers the tranny to go into passing gear. I had a tranny that wouldn't go into passing gear, and one of the diagnostic suggestions was to check to se if the switch was working properly.

     

    OK.. but this switch is on the throttle body and the colours of the wires match the colours on the diagram labelled throttle switch (although it is an auto :D)

     

    anyone else know what this is??

  11. ok,...what is IAC?

     

    Edit: Ahhh think I've worked it, idle adjust screw???

     

    Pressuming the throttle doesnt close ALL the way, I get that the AAV is to provide air into the intake bypassing the throttle position sensor and throttle valve for cold starting but I'm thinking I can compensate for cold idleing through the Megasquirt software and get rid of this variable bypass route with or without a stable fixed -small amount of bypass -as has been suggested before to fit a 2mm hole in an otherwise permenantly open pipe between pre and post throttle valve.

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