It works. Had to double click on it
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Broke @ Home : I believe the issue is fixed
- Thread starter Chevk587
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Ok what’s the problem lol help
All new motor coming soon !!! Yes bro flow but I wanna wheel still this season gottafigure this shot out
More than one problem for sure still getting code 22 relays are good
Now it’s running fine f me this is no fun
You do know that the broflow works on old engines too, right?
Lol
Good excuse hun I need this lol
This thing is so intermittent it’s driving me nuts can’t fix it if it works fine !!!
This may be down a different road, but my Jeep started then died the other day. Then would only crank, no fire. Went to check for rpm signal on scantool and it wouldn’t connect. We looked at the PCM connectors and related fuses. Actually found a loose socket on a 15amp atm fuse. Snugged up the socket with a little pick tool. Boom, got pcm communication back and fired right up.
Did you replace the fuel pump already?
is the pcm/ecm fuse still blowing? solved some weird stuff in the past just by unplugging and replugging the ecm
No I haven’t, what’s in there is a O’Reilly pump so I’ve been skeptical of it for sure ... my question is @Bent77 @Fastereddie is can I buy the fuel pump for the bro flow system since I’m gonna haft to buy one anyway and can I run it with my stock setup ?
To save a couple bucks ?
I’m no help on the edelbrock, I’m still running my megasquirt. But every single problem I’ve ever had with stock tbi was fuel pump/hose or distributor module.
Same here gonna change the pump and module, also congrats on the mag cover rig looks awesome !
Can I run that pump on my rig now with the stock setup ? And not waste my money on another crappy pump
