Jntar's 318is budget Turbo build...no longer on a budget :(

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  • jntar
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    Ended up not using the smallest connection post on the m20 starter. Everything works now.

    Took a trip to Dallas in the car for Easter and on the way back the car started making a loud rattle on decel and above 2500rpm. I haven't touched the car, it's been sitting. Either something in the timing chain guides is messed up or the cam tray is loose.

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  • beardoweir
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    Any updates!?

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  • jntar
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    Originally posted by BUDNUNTA
    Starter wiring or under loader relay
    Yep, just trying to track down where the short is. Only 2 things were touched during this. Starter and reverse switch. Ive triple checked the starter. It matches both m42 and m20 bentley manuals. I'm using a late model bosch rebuilt starter so there shouldnt be any wiring differences internally.

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  • BUDNUNTA
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    Starter wiring or under loader relay

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  • jntar
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    Yeah it's not fun. Hopefully this is the last time.

    On another note I've got an electrical issue. Car starts, but windows, a/c blower and aux fan don't. Thinking pinched reverse switch or I wired up my m20 starter wrong.

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  • Schnitzer318is
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    Originally posted by jntar
    And I officially hate the profile gasket...lets hope third times a charm :(
    I've heard, and read, it can be a real PITA. I'm not in any hurry to do one on mine. *crosses fingers*

    Good luck on your next attempt being the last one.

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  • jntar
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    And I officially hate the profile gasket...lets hope third times a charm :(

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  • jntar
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    Got the new clutch/flywheel, head gasket, and head studs on. Noticed that my front timing profile gasket is leaking pretty bad. Time to pull it back apart and correct.

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  • jntar
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    It's time to address the headgasket, head studs, clutch and flywheel. Found multiple leaks in the process.

    Where I got before I decided to call it a night.





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  • jntar
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    On another note...

    Pulled an S54 out of friends m3. Worked on finishing up friends duel webber installed 2002. About to start installing that s54 into an e36 m3.

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  • jntar
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    Originally posted by Steve547i
    Great thread. Keep up the good work.
    Thanks!




    Update, got rid of the afm finally. Idles perfect with the ICV intact. I am now having a USB signal issue while trying to road tune. Going to try and run a ground to the USB shield to see if that will help out.


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  • Steve547i
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    Great thread. Keep up the good work.

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  • jntar
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    Originally posted by Schnitzer318is
    That MS1 is still kicking strong and running great on 10psi... ;)



    Love seeing all these turbo m42 threads now. Yours is coming along very nicely.

    What's up with the AFR target load settings? Mine is setup as with kpa units on the left, not a load %. Would imagine it would be hard to tune without the exact kpa? Or am I missing something...
    It's 7kpa per 1lbs of boost. So 170% is 10psi. Same thing, just renamed :)

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  • Schnitzer318is
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    Originally posted by Danny
    Very nice job. I remember hating myself when I did megasquirt on my M42 turbo car. That was a long time ago and it looks like things have developed nicely since then.
    That MS1 is still kicking strong and running great on 10psi... ;)

    Originally posted by jntar
    Thanks! It has quite a bit more to go, but it's getting there. Your turbo thread was one of the two that sparked my interest in turboing.
    Love seeing all these turbo m42 threads now. Yours is coming along very nicely.

    What's up with the AFR target load settings? Mine is setup as with kpa units on the left, not a load %. Would imagine it would be hard to tune without the exact kpa? Or am I missing something...

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