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sneezmaster112 07-15-2009 11:45 PM

Engine help
 
my ka24e will fall on its face when i hit about 5k rpm i have tried everything in the book. Maybe im not reading the right book what do you guys think?

Biggamehit 07-16-2009 12:46 AM

need more info.

condition of car
what did you do to it
smells
smoke if any from rear etc..

more info buddy

sneezmaster112 07-16-2009 11:30 AM

no smoke from the rear no funny smells it simply just acts up when i am at 5000 rpm the engine is bone stock i have taken the emissions stuff off of it but thats it.

EBE23 07-16-2009 12:34 PM

check engine light on? anything else acting up? hows your clutch/tranny? might have to open up the valve cover and check the clearances on your intake/exhaust shafts

sneezmaster112 07-16-2009 02:10 PM

no check engine light and the engine was just rebuilt.

Biggamehit 07-16-2009 03:06 PM

did you plug the egr valve?

just rebuilt, have you check timing also what is the gapping on your spark plugs??

sneezmaster112 07-16-2009 05:34 PM

gap is good egr is plugged. and the timing is a 0 degrees right now.

sneezmaster112 07-16-2009 08:26 PM

I do not have my speed sensor plugged in could that possibly be the problem my dad seems to think that is the problem.

jramosthe1st! 07-16-2009 09:35 PM

it's possible.

hatrick6 07-17-2009 06:59 PM


Originally Posted by sneezmaster112 (Post 388840)
I do not have my speed sensor plugged in could that possibly be the problem my dad seems to think that is the problem.

+1

because the ecu measures several different things using the speed sensor (not just speed) yes this could quite possibly be the problem

sneezmaster112 07-18-2009 08:59 AM

thank you guys ill try that out hey hatrick how much do you know about ECUs?

hatrick6 07-18-2009 02:38 PM


Originally Posted by sneezmaster112 (Post 388884)
thank you guys ill try that out hey hatrick how much do you know about ECUs?

Only a little, I'm afraid the electrical system of any car is my arch enemy! :anger: electrical stuff is hard to get right, and time consuming to fix....

sneezmaster112 07-18-2009 11:05 PM


Originally Posted by hatrick6 (Post 388889)
Only a little, I'm afraid the electrical system of any car is my arch enemy! :anger: electrical stuff is hard to get right, and time consuming to fix....

oh god yes lol but im gunna buy a mega squirt ecu and im thinking of making my own wiring harness that way i know whats going where and that all my wires are good and have a proper connection. oh and some one cut the wires to the speed sensor so i am soldering the wires right to the speed sensor and i really dont know what wire goes on what side...so will this hurt the sensor or is it like an electric motor and will it just read everything in reverse?

Preston 07-26-2009 06:27 PM

I can't remember if the speed sensors on our cars are two wire AC reluctors or if they are three wire Hall effect sensors. Is it just two wires or is it three? If it's two you will be ok whatever way, it will still read correctly. If it's three you need to find out which terminals are which...one wire on a hall effect is a 5v reference to the ECU...get it wrong and you could fry it.

sneezmaster112 08-22-2009 07:45 PM

It was two guys and I took it out to the strip to test the car out and it does not cut out any more the car ran an 18.80 my first time out and i still think the car is not running properly lol but running none the less. I do believe that it is running rich now i believe this because when i let the car idle for some time it seems like i have to clear out the engine and it backfires a lot when i decelerate. Now i am wondering if this could be because i have no exhaust (i.e. muffler and cat) and the engine is in need of a tune or just a little more back pressure. And or maybe its just me what have some of you guys ran with your stock Ka24e on the strip...


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