help still have secodary problems

[Pete]

The power switch in the center console is ON?
Vacuum Pump plugged in and working?
Differential MAP electrical connector plugged in?
You have the correct Differential MAP?
You sure you have the correct secondary solenoid and not the EVAP solenoid plugged in?
You went straight from vaccum pump to Diff. MAP nothing in between?


If the above is correct secondaries should work or you have something else gong on.

You would not need to add wire to secondary solenoid wire if you peel it out of the loom should reach firewall easy.
The EVAP wiring is short.

Pete

[bradley]

yes to all the above everything is correct I believe . guess we have something else going on .but I am 450 miles away from bill b.aka zfdoc who has been trying to help me get her going .all worked okbefore . so I have no idea what is wrong now. but I am not there .guess I should defer everything to bill. @billb@zfdoc.com .I wish I could be there to help but am very sick pneumonia and out of money to make the trip.thanks to all for your help .you are a great bunch of fellas to hang with

[XfireZ51]

Brad,

I guess I'm confused. What do you mean by eliminating the secondaries? Are they strapped open, pulled everything out, what?

[mike100]

At this point I would ask you to check the obvious:

Is there actually vacuum in the line from the pump to the map sensor under the ecm? I t'eed in a vacuum gauge on mine and saw that it makes about 13" of vacuum when the pump runs. This is what you need to have there other than reprogramming the vacuum number in the computer code to be atmospheric pressure. If the pump is weak or leaking, maybe it really is reporting a code 61 because of not enough suction. Not sure if you said if Bill had checked that. Other possibility is a corrupted program on the chip or a bad ecm (too bad you don't have one to swap).

My last question (to anybody who knows) is why you would need to leave the port solenoid plugged in? Does the ecm monitor current/voltage to that device or is it just better to have it plugged in to not have an open circuit??

[bradley]

dominic , we pulled them all out and plugged with doorman plugs. so we cant go back very easy. we ran a vacuum line from the pump to the secondary map under the computer and left the solenoid hooked up/hope that helps

[XfireZ51]

Brad,

If that doesn't do it, I would have Corey recheck his calibration. Basically, you have too much air flow with not enough fuel because injectors aren't coming on line because ECM won't let them because it doesn't see enough vacuum to keep throttle plates open.

Mike,

The solenoid only operates a check valve. I don't have mine. Don't have pump either. As long as ECM sees a voltage of > .7v(I think), it's happy. So secondaries will come on once you get to TPS% value programmed to turn injectors on.

[bradley]

thanx for the explanation dominic . now I can see what might be happening . I will send the prom back to corey to ck.

[bradley]

update , corey is sending out another ecm to try on the car he thinks something might have gone wrong with it . I will know more by the middle of next week and let everyone know the outcome . again thankyou everyone for all your help . it mean a lot to me all the kindness you guys shared . brad