Alright, so the day sucked at work, but I was looking forward to tearing up some **** with the cobra...
I did a little playing around and the check engine light came on and I am like F$*% I thought I just paid a lot of money for you to go away!!! I am praying its just a bad O2 sensor, which I will mess around with tomorrow.
what the car is wanting to do is if I am not getting on it - "fake" idle at now 1900 rpms(reset the computer from disconnecting the battery) b4 I tried resetting the computer it would do it add 2,000 even. Some have advised it may go away (I mean I did do a LOT of work at the same time) but what concerns me even more is it will skip rpms when the car is slowing down in gear - it will hit 1900 rpms hold for almost a second and then "release" and decrease normally BUT it seems like around 1600 rpms down to 1200 it will almost skip. It happens mainly when I am in gear slowing down(usually for a light) and it will hit 1900 hold and then skip a couple 100 rpms very quickly when it final returns to idle at 1,000 rpms, which it should really be 900 rpms....but I will take what I can get...
I am wondering if I should keep driving it without getting that code pulled, or if this is just a common problem with your car computer getting acquainted with hella modifications...
The problem seems like the car keeps telling itself that it should idle at 1900 and then will go back to regular idle...with an occasional sudden hicup of a few 100 rpms quickly.
I mean I questioned with my friend whether we could have possibly screwed anything up - like wiring the IMRC module wires to the correct side or each IMRC but reversing it - I am not sure what putting the wires on the wrong side to the IMRC would do anything bad - or even this, but we were pretty careful overall. The other reassuring thing is the car is running VERY fast right now - tires just spin in first 3 gears if I step on the gas at 2,000 rpms!
I am wondering if its just I am not accustomed to the feel of adding an aluminum driveshaft and 430 gears at the same time...
Any advice? All I have gathered so far is the car "should" start to act more normal...but I have had my fair share of mustangs and this seems awkward...
THANKS
I did a little playing around and the check engine light came on and I am like F$*% I thought I just paid a lot of money for you to go away!!! I am praying its just a bad O2 sensor, which I will mess around with tomorrow.
what the car is wanting to do is if I am not getting on it - "fake" idle at now 1900 rpms(reset the computer from disconnecting the battery) b4 I tried resetting the computer it would do it add 2,000 even. Some have advised it may go away (I mean I did do a LOT of work at the same time) but what concerns me even more is it will skip rpms when the car is slowing down in gear - it will hit 1900 rpms hold for almost a second and then "release" and decrease normally BUT it seems like around 1600 rpms down to 1200 it will almost skip. It happens mainly when I am in gear slowing down(usually for a light) and it will hit 1900 hold and then skip a couple 100 rpms very quickly when it final returns to idle at 1,000 rpms, which it should really be 900 rpms....but I will take what I can get...
I am wondering if I should keep driving it without getting that code pulled, or if this is just a common problem with your car computer getting acquainted with hella modifications...
The problem seems like the car keeps telling itself that it should idle at 1900 and then will go back to regular idle...with an occasional sudden hicup of a few 100 rpms quickly.
I mean I questioned with my friend whether we could have possibly screwed anything up - like wiring the IMRC module wires to the correct side or each IMRC but reversing it - I am not sure what putting the wires on the wrong side to the IMRC would do anything bad - or even this, but we were pretty careful overall. The other reassuring thing is the car is running VERY fast right now - tires just spin in first 3 gears if I step on the gas at 2,000 rpms!
I am wondering if its just I am not accustomed to the feel of adding an aluminum driveshaft and 430 gears at the same time...
Any advice? All I have gathered so far is the car "should" start to act more normal...but I have had my fair share of mustangs and this seems awkward...
THANKS