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    Veteran Member Three Rings
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    okay, weird issue arises...please offer any and all help

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    I have a 2001.5, stage 3 - 6 speed....im trying to finalize my tuning, but recently ive been getting a lot of timing pull shown in my logs and even shooting straight to lean(14-15 afr) appx 6k rpm and above. then randomly, ill cruise around 10-15 miles of normal city driving then I pull in somewhere and let her idle to check values and such...5 minutes in to idling...she starts misfiring and afr shows super lean, basically pegged to lean....
    mods:
    SRM k24's
    walbro 450 pump with the srm billet adapter
    bosch 60# ev14 injectors - modified intake manifold to mount injectors in correctly
    awe intercoolers with carbon fiber shoruds
    samco intercooler and intake hoses
    phenolic intake spacers
    apr bi pipe and r1 dv's
    88mm MAF housing
    3 bar map sensor
    rs6 coil conversion with all related plug and play wiring with icm deletes
    awe fuel turbo back with hi flow cats
    egt's new
    front o2 sensors new
    driver side rear o2 sensor new, pass side has the innovate wideband sensor wired up through the harness and coded out.....for logging harnesses
    relatively new spider hose.......
    relatively new fpr

    ive pressure tested and smoke tested and replaced spark plugs and gapped them correctly
    replaced the FPR...its the weirdest thing ive ever come across, car will drive perfectly normal, then this
    is there something im missing or a fuel pump relay thats giving me hints of retirement or?????
    i can log blocks 32. 001, 002 and all the values look normal until it starts acting up...

    any and all help with this is appreciated.....
    2008 Ibis RS4....GETing tuned

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    Veteran Member Three Rings Corradovolksb's Avatar
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    okay, weird issue arises...please offer any and all help

    I'd be looking at fuel pressure. A single 450 should be able to keep up with your setup as long as you have it hard wired with a relay to battery power. The idle lean issue is strange but could be fuel pressure related also.
    Last edited by Corradovolksb; 05-07-2016 at 11:32 PM.

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    Veteran Member Three Rings
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    Quote Originally Posted by Corradovolksb View Post
    I'd be looking at fuel pressure. A single 450 should be able to keep up with your setup as long as you have it hard wired with a really to battery power. The idle lean issue is strange but could be fuel pressure related also.
    ok, when you state hard wired, can you specify....im a tech and can handle the specifics... just lay it out straight so I can get it correct....I appreciate the help!!!
    2008 Ibis RS4....GETing tuned

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    Veteran Member Three Rings
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    Quote Originally Posted by axnjaksn View Post
    ok, when you state hard wired, can you specify....im a tech and can handle the specifics... just lay it out straight so I can get it correct....I appreciate the help!!!
    He means wired directly to the battery. Not using the factory wiring.

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    Veteran Member Three Rings
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    Quote Originally Posted by JVD View Post
    He means wired directly to the battery. Not using the factory wiring.
    ok, so 12 volt source for powering the fuel pump directly to the battery ran through a relay and ignition switch that i wire in, with the signal/trigger wire from the original signal from factory wiring?? Im asking for specifics so I can just handle it and not experiment, if there is a tried and trued - do exactly this and that... id love to know exactly what it is. believe me wiring diagrams and such work great too.... i work for benz and have to translate them every damn day
    2008 Ibis RS4....GETing tuned

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    Established Member Two Rings
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    Quote Originally Posted by axnjaksn View Post
    ok, so 12 volt source for powering the fuel pump directly to the battery ran through a relay and ignition switch that i wire in, with the signal/trigger wire from the original signal from factory wiring??
    yes, try wiring it something like this


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    Veteran Member Four Rings vavJETTAw36's Avatar
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    Stock circuit isn't capable of delivering constant voltage?


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    Veteran Member Three Rings
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    Quote Originally Posted by reverse.rake View Post
    yes, try wiring it something like this

    Beautiful, thanks, last question, any particular relay you use??
    2008 Ibis RS4....GETing tuned

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    Look at your primary O2 sensors when the car starts acting weird. If the 02's are going bad, the computer might be dumping in a ton of fuel...or leaning the car out. Bad o2's sometimes don't through CEL's.
    2000 Audi S4 Stage 3,000 Million +
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