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Lanzy61
06-05-2005, 12:53 AM
Ok where do i start i swaped a car for a gts-t m-spec skyline its got a standard rb20det in it. i drove the car for all of about seven hours then it started to miss real bad every time i hit boost. so i suspected coils and/or ignition module i replaced both but no change. so i pulled out the plugs to find each one had melted the tips off. i brought new set of plugs it ran fine when i replaced them. Then i stupidly put regular 91 octane fuel in it not relising (half asleep) relised what i had done after filling the tank so i took it for a drive to see if it would effect it badly or not. IT DID it droped a cyl half way down the road. i took it to a mechanic who discoverd it had burned a pretty hole through the no.6 exaust valve so i had the valve replaced and iv just got it back but it still has a miss in the 3-5 rev range then it smooths out ive had the injectors and coils tested and they are mint. i still have no idea what it could be any help would be great cheers.

huracan0613
06-06-2005, 03:17 AM
Ok where do i start i swaped a car for a gts-t m-spec skyline its got a standard rb20det in it. i drove the car for all of about seven hours then it started to miss real bad every time i hit boost. so i suspected coils and/or ignition module i replaced both but no change. so i pulled out the plugs to find each one had melted the tips off. i brought new set of plugs it ran fine when i replaced them. Then i stupidly put regular 91 octane fuel in it not relising (half asleep) relised what i had done after filling the tank so i took it for a drive to see if it would effect it badly or not. IT DID it droped a cyl half way down the road. i took it to a mechanic who discoverd it had burned a pretty hole through the no.6 exaust valve so i had the valve replaced and iv just got it back but it still has a miss in the 3-5 rev range then it smooths out ive had the injectors and coils tested and they are mint. i still have no idea what it could be any help would be great cheers.

Have you tested the airflow sensor yet? if not, do that before it's too late.

Lanzy61
06-06-2005, 03:06 PM
ok i will try ill keep u posted

Lanzy61
06-08-2005, 04:54 AM
tested air flow meter came back fine but in my travels i found 3 cracks in the sparkplug (porsiline bit) going to change plugs i will update tomorrow

GTES-t
06-08-2005, 05:53 AM
Seeing as you have melted spark plugs, burned a hole in a piston and now cracked a spark plug, those are all tell tale signs of running to lean and/or overboosting. What boost is it running (keep in mind to check out the boost gage source pressure location/plumbing), what mods have been done, etc.

I would expect that you're overboosting, which is causing the missing, and leaning it out which is causing the various parts melting/cracking.

randominsanity73
06-09-2005, 01:03 AM
*screams* I can't believe you put 91 in it :nono: :disappoin . I really don't know what to say to that. Jap cars were designed to have much higher octane levels in their cars (I think they have 102 there??) than what aus & US offer, which is why you MUST have the car tuned when you get it. Leaning out and/ or over boosting is going to destroy your engine pretty quickly. I personally would take it straight to a performance workshop with a dyno and have it tuned. Check what levels the boost is set to, I would reset them to my own.

Lanzy61
06-09-2005, 02:23 AM
The car is running standard boost (12.5psi) and is prteey much standard pod filter and heat sheld the car is running lean as i found out today i put it on the fuel analyser and the were the results

AT IDLE

co .17%
co2 12.0%
hc 122ppm
02 3.73%
air/fuel 17.5 to 1

so shes running pretty lean after more problem solving we found more than 5 vaccume leaks which is making it running lean will keep you posted
cheers

Teaz
08-04-2005, 06:47 AM
i doubt its gas since all they have at misawa is 92. i put octane booster in there every once in awhile

RazorGTR
08-06-2005, 05:50 AM
Your lean problem is most likely caused by a dying fuel pump, which is a common problem. I'd replace it with a bosche 044 pump. Check your fuel pressure at the fuel pressure regulator also. You need to have a min of 35 psi under boost in standard trim.

AFM's can "check out fine" and still be a problem. Dry solder joins are a common problem with them.

Doughnutdemon
08-08-2005, 07:07 PM
The car is running standard boost (12.5psi)
Standard boost for a GTS-t RB20DET is 7 psi. 12.5 is pushing it.

GTES-t
08-09-2005, 04:41 AM
standard boost is .7 to .8 bar, which is 10 to 11.6psi. 12.5 is a bit high, but well within limits. A stock RB20DET can take 1 bar (14.5psi) safely.

Skyline_GTR
11-16-2005, 06:26 PM
Couple of things to do/check...

1) Change the fuel filter...
2) Never put in 91 octane, try for 94
3) Your boost is kind of high... you risk blowing #6 Cylinder... (common)
4) Reset your ECU, it may have been tuned for more octane.

This section has a lot of helpful info... see the PDF's...

http://www.jdm-imports.com/skyline_specs.html

nissan_r33_gts-t
12-19-2005, 04:44 AM
standard boost is .7 to .8 bar, which is 10 to 11.6psi. 12.5 is a bit high, but well within limits. A stock RB20DET can take 1 bar (14.5psi) safely.


you keep talking about PSI... what is it ?

GTES-t
12-19-2005, 12:58 PM
PSI is Pounds Force Per Square Inch (lb/in^2), which is a pressure measurement mainly used in the US but also in some other areas.

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