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    S50 swap problems

    I have a friend who installed an s50 on a 318is 1991, the engine was working fine before installing on the e30.

    The problem is the engine works better with the flowmeter backwards, it still has a small rough idle but after 1,000 - 1,500 rpm it opens decently. If you install the flowmeter how it goes the idle very gets rough and end up shutting down.

    We have try 2 different flowmeter and it does the same. We have check the wiring harness from the flowmeter to the ecu and it looks good everything.

    Some additional info:

    The car has no air filter or intake tube.
    The car could have bad gas, after been parked for a year.

    But it doesnt make sense that it works better the wrong way.
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    #2
    1. put better gas in.
    2. clean afm.
    3. try again

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      #3
      Vac leak. /thread

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        #4
        Originally posted by 328ijunkie View Post
        Vac leak. /thread
        Any sugestions to test this..?

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          #5
          Originally posted by josuemarine View Post
          Any sugestions to test this..?
          Smoke test is the best way, but I would start with changing the gas. Since it's been sitting for so long it needs to be changed anyway and may help with further diagnostics.
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            #6
            Originally posted by matthugie View Post
            Smoke test is the best way,

            haha yes, makes me laugh a little whenever I see this recommendation after seeing Jlevie say it for years.

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              #7
              Originally posted by samiam3356 View Post
              haha yes, makes me laugh a little whenever I see this recommendation after seeing Jlevie say it for years.
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                #8
                I think it maybe a vac promblem because I remember the afpr was loosing pressure.
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                  #9
                  I've always just checked for vac leaks with starting fluid as I always for get my smoke tester in my other jeans
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