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To all ECU/MPS/TS2 people!
I have a '74 2.0L that I am resurrecting to be original equipment with the exception of all of the Hell-Hole parts which are Rest-Design or other vendors. The problem that I have been admiring for 2-3 weeks is one of White Smoke, or richness that begins after the engine has been running for 1-2 minutes. Background: ’74 2.0 barn find, 20K miles all indications are this is accurate (brake pedal wear, rotor wear, seat wear, all other used car tricks, etc….) Replaced fuel system tank to injectors Replaced all vacuum hoses Replaced all other fluids Replaced Hell hole, longitudinal, floor pans. Body – perfect, really, really good. Engine started, sounds like a swiss watch – no mechanically ‘noise’ just mechanical music…. A little rough, however – too much engine motion in the bay As the engine warms, the injectors are told to put way too much fuel into the system, white smoke and rich exhaust smell start after 40-60 seconds of operation. Here is what else I did so as to learn as much as possible about the process. I bought a second MPS from a 911World - great guy, very engaged and supportive (THANKS!). I also bought an ECU from him. When I received them, both checked out as ’74 2.0 numbers. Great, though the new MPS is a bit leaky, it compares to the numbers of the one I had which I replaced the diaphragm I put the two MPS units (the one I got with the car and the one I bought) on the bench and here are the numbers - very similar - My H meter is not calibrated so I believe since the two are VERY similar that I have a calibration problem… Setting____Reference__New Diaphragm___Purchased though leaky 0 inHg._____1.45_______1.06______________1.15 4 inHg--------1.24_______ .94_______________ .96 15 inHg______.75_______.66_______________ .66 1. I have tried both MPS units – operates the same, white smoke starts after a minute or two. 2. I Swapped the ECU units – operates the same, white smoke starts after a minute or two. 3. Replace the TS2 with a rheostat (variable resistor) tried it at 1K/500/300 - I believe it changed the time before the white smoke….takes a bit longer, have not timed this effect yet. I have not done anything with TS1 (Air temp sensor) since it has a marginal effect on mixture (see https://members.rennlist.com/pbanders/ecu.htm Common Questions) Talked to the guy who rebuilt the injectors and he has never seen a stuck injector which would stop being stuck when the car is off. (The fuel rail holds 30lbs for hours so injectors close when off). I am centering the MPS/ECU/TS2 part of this equation. Will keep digging, ANY advice would be very welcome! |
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TheCabinetmaker |
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I drive my car everyday ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 8,336 Joined: 8-May 03 From: Tulsa, Ok. Member No.: 666 ![]() |
When
the heck did white smoke equal running rich? Running rich is black smoke. Oil is blue smoke. White smoke is generally caused by ignition in an air cooled car |
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