(Split Thread) 69DR That was BFI (before Fuel Injection!)

Started by joe74ta, February 20, 2010, 01:53:01 PM

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roadhound

Andy if you are having problems with voltages  you may need a secondary
supply  which kicks in when this happens monitored on your dash
instruments by volts gage.A small regulated. power supply wouldnt cost much.
Just my  5c ents worth cheers

69DirtyRat

GAS5455 its a Holley throttle body and intake, Autronic computer. which throttle body did u get? mines 2000cfm (realistically about 1400cfm). The problem with the auto electrician was that I had no choice (I'm sure I really could have) because he was the elect. that that workshop used! The auto elect that I usually use is ok. The car is still in a workshop gettin a new radiator then off to the auto elect to hopefully find the problem

Les my battery drains whilst driving so a secondary system would do nothing.

Chris I can wait, it seems to be running ok for the time being.
1969 Corvette ZL-1 540ci 755hp
1972 Chevy Suburban 454ci
1959 Cadillac Fleetwood 75 Limo 390ci 325hp
www.ratpackmuscle.com

roadhound

Andy seems your alternator cant keep
up with your battery but your computer needs
the correct voltage hence the secondary.system
I'm sure its getting closer to a positive result
and you'll be rat pakin again

418mach

Not sure if this will help i just had issues with my set up i am running a bigger alternator thru the the old wiring which was made to run maybe 40 amps max. so i have run another heavy wire from the alt bat. post to the battery now shows constant 14v on the battery gauge.
it is what it is
EFI 418W 3v CHI Heads
11.94 @ 119mph

69DirtyRat

1969 Corvette ZL-1 540ci 755hp
1972 Chevy Suburban 454ci
1959 Cadillac Fleetwood 75 Limo 390ci 325hp
www.ratpackmuscle.com