17-12-2014, 07:21am
Changed fuel filters and also fuel pumps, cleaned everything. Put in a new set of plugs, etc, etc.
Fired up - still missing and won't idle.
Take out the new plugs and they're cartooned up - too rich, too much fuel?
Disconnect Power Commander - runs fine !!
Now I'm thinking that the heavy rain may have got into the Power Commander LCD module and which in turn corrupted the program and mapping settings ?
Can this happen?
The Power Commander LCD is an add-on and I disconnected from the very start as I thought it may have been water damaged, but I guess that it had already changed some settings and saved them?
I will take it for a run once I get it all back together and see what happens.
It would explain the over rich mixture and rough running I guess?
I will plug the PC 3 USB into the laptop when I get a chance and see what it says. I am not too sure about the mapping but I guess it can be reset to a default (basic) setting pretty easily?
MEANWHILE - just happy to hear the big bird idling happily after 10 days of f*&^ing misery!
Fired up - still missing and won't idle.
Take out the new plugs and they're cartooned up - too rich, too much fuel?
Disconnect Power Commander - runs fine !!
Now I'm thinking that the heavy rain may have got into the Power Commander LCD module and which in turn corrupted the program and mapping settings ?
Can this happen?
The Power Commander LCD is an add-on and I disconnected from the very start as I thought it may have been water damaged, but I guess that it had already changed some settings and saved them?
I will take it for a run once I get it all back together and see what happens.
It would explain the over rich mixture and rough running I guess?
I will plug the PC 3 USB into the laptop when I get a chance and see what it says. I am not too sure about the mapping but I guess it can be reset to a default (basic) setting pretty easily?
MEANWHILE - just happy to hear the big bird idling happily after 10 days of f*&^ing misery!