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07-19-2011
Since I did my cam install, my car wants to die on sharp, slow left turns. It seems to only happen on a cold engine. I have to give it gas, as the RPM drops down to around 400. I know sharp turns put a greater load on the power steering pump, which affects engine performance, but this is way past normal.
07-19-2011
Try raising the rpm by 100-150 for the in gear area.
07-19-2011
Yea I already raised it a bit, I'll try add a bit more. Thanks Bill.
07-19-2011
Odd, it's understandable because the car is in gear on decel usually. So it's trying to idle around 650rpm. Which can be tough depending on the cam. Then add the stress of AC and PS to the idle heading down. That's the typical issue. Bump a little takes care of that.
however Brandon, with you.. we know you might come up with some really oddball issue that we'll have a heck of a time figuring out.
07-19-2011
Its just strange that it only does it when cold. Maybe I'll have to tweak the AFR too, as it's a lot richer on a cold start.
Haha, yea I tend to find ways to implode minds in this forum.
07-19-2011
Didn't it feel wrong putting those in upside down?
07-19-2011
Shut up!!! Haha.Originally Posted by BillBoost37
07-19-2011
I'm just sayin...wasn't it tough to do, a little awkward?
07-19-2011
I wasn't even thinking I guess. I'm not sure how that happened
07-19-2011
I’d check for bare wires in the engine compartment. I’d start with the spark plugs then move onto sensors. Many times after ppl have messed with there engine the plug wires lay different afterwards and get melted through.
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