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I put on used silber turbo so I did a top end on it So it would be fresh and now it floods cylinders . Any ideas. The ecu were the same color buy the way
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14 pro with silberflooding out
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Did you swap ecu’s? What about map sensors?
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I swapped Ecu from my sons which is the same color still did it
Your sons has a Silber on it right?
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Test silber
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Yes silber
stuck injectors ?
Check for a pinched return fuel line since you just had things apart. It will increase fuel pressure and over fuel.
If your setup has a fuel controller (some Silbers did) then that is what can happen when a fuel controller goes bad. If not a fuel controller setup then I would put a known functional stock ECU into it and see if that works, just to start and idle for a short time to test, it would not do any harm. If this setup has the added fuel injectors I would take them out of the equation somehow too, just to get a baseline idle going. Injectors can stick too though the timing is suspect that it happened at just this time... Could be a stator issue too, but again the timing is unlikely (but possible)...
Just a couple other possibilities:
Verify you have good grounds. I've seen minor corrosion at the wad of brown wires at the bumper tabs cause weird issues cause flooding. Take apart, wire brush and clean.
Also check for shorted injector wire(s).
You didn't take the fuel regulator in the injector housing apart when you did top end by chance?
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No didn’t touch regulator. Just put the new injectors in that came with turbo
You know a quick test would be to either swap out the injectors with stock, this will tell you if you have a stuck open injector.
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Swap with another ECM. They will still start up and idle with stock mapped ECM and/or injectors.
At least get you going to be able to rule out something.
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Thanks everyone . The problem was the ground took it loose sanded it up good and she come a live. Did a couple grass pulls running good thanks again
