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jonny8ball

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Hi guys really really need your help with this one.

Ive an 97 rs4 running emanage ultimate and sometimes it floods itself at start up or when pulling away and only when its cold? which means ive to pull all the plugs out which is crap and time consuming. If anyone else has emanage in there rs4 could they share there map with me to check it against my own as the guys that fitted it and mapped it dont have any other stageas to go against as mine is the only one here.

Hope someone can shine some light on this as its doing my head in!!

Please help.

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What do you have under the temperature adjustment tab? Im yet to start fiddling with mine. Do you have a wideband?

If it only does it sometimes, there could be a fault with the injectors sticking, maybe due to the cold? Are they standard injectors?

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Hi guys really really need your help with this one.

Ive an 97 rs4 running emanage ultimate and sometimes it floods itself at start up or when pulling away and only when its cold? which means ive to pull all the plugs out which is crap and time consuming. If anyone else has emanage in there rs4 could they share there map with me to check it against my own as the guys that fitted it and mapped it dont have any other stageas to go against as mine is the only one here.

Hope someone can shine some light on this as its doing my head in!!

Please help.

I don't have an emanage but I have an RB32 ecu piggybacked onto my stock ecu and since it was fitted i have had the strange situation where sometimes the car won't start until I pull the plug off the ecu temp sensor so give that a try next time. If you follow the radiator hose down you will find two sensors - the single wire is for the temp guage and the double wire goes to the ecu. My tuner can't explain it but it only happened after the piggy back was installed. I have replaced the sensor but that made no difference. I know it sounds strange but give it a try - at least its dead simple to do. [My ecu talk display at these times shows an abnormal temp such as 0 or 164deg. Apparently if you unplug the temp sensor the stock ecu has a default setting that enables the car to run. I usually put the plug back on when the car has started.]

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