I will post a picture with my username and date on a piece of paper tonight.
Selling a F1c procharger system off my 2014 mustang gt.
This kit has 7k miles in it and is complete minus injectors,tune, and you will need an ati harmonic balancer because the system has been upgraded to the 12 rub...
Okay so from what I read the harness will be pinned in the ecu into the IAT 2 location. Will I be able to view the IAT2 on the dash like I can with IAT 1?
Or is that something I can view only with a scanner?
I'm guessing my tune is not very good considering how far off the boost is reading.
Any idea how accurate that sensor is for measuring boost? Or how hight it's capable of reading?
I ask because my mechanical boost gauge is reading 12psi and the datalog shows 16.9psi.
The car doesn't have the stock maf. I believe it has the one that goes into the intercooler from procharger.
And I don't think it has the iat built in cause if it did it should show a drop when the meth system turns on.
Couple question regarding a procharged car and some sensors.
first a little about the car. its a 2014 mustang with a f1 procharger kit, snow performance water methanol system, Boss 302 intake, and a forged motor. I bought the car this way and don't know the previous owner and the shop that...
I have not removed intercooler but I did inspect it to make sure there were no blockages. Also I bought and re installed All the air dams a while ago. I'm pretty much at a loss as to what's going in with it And now that it's cold outside I can't even test anything cause the car don't get hot.
I never said it only overheats in boost.
During summer (over 100 degrees) the car will overheat no matter what. Out of boost just cruising it was getting over 250
Now that the weather has cooled off I can do multiple WOT pulls and the car only gets to 230ish and will come down immediately...
UPDATE.
I took the car out today and did about 10 hard pulls to the top of 5th gear to see what would happen. And with the weather being in the low 80's the car stayed cool without issues. got to about 230 degrees on the cylinder heads but as soon as i started cruising on the highway is came...
do you mean I could have the wrong pump installed or that the belt is on wrong?
I don't believe the belt can be installed the wrong way.
this is the pump i installed
https://performanceparts.ford.com/part/M-8501-M52A
No idea if a 4.6 will fit. But i'm 100% certain its got the correct water pump installed. Also it did the same thing with the old water pump. So I doubt it could be that. Whats the odds two pumps are bad