[Z06] CEL Flashes for a couple of seconds on start up
#1
CEL Flashes for a couple of seconds on start up
Hows it going everyone. I've been looking around and don't think anyone has had this problem. When I'm warming the vette up in the morning, the check engine light flashes between 5-30 seconds, then goes away.
No driveability issues whatsoever and no codes found. My car runs smooth, idles fine, and screams bloody murder when I punch it with no hiccups. Only happens on a cold start after the car has sat for several hours. If I let it warm up and then turn it off and on no blinking cel. Only started after my tsp stage 4 cam install. New MSD 8.5 wires and new spark plugs.
Thanks for taking a look at my issues and I look forward to any responses you may have..
PS, are traction modes disabled if your tire psi reads zero? Threw on a drag pack and I can only turn traction on and off but cant switch to competitive etc.
No driveability issues whatsoever and no codes found. My car runs smooth, idles fine, and screams bloody murder when I punch it with no hiccups. Only happens on a cold start after the car has sat for several hours. If I let it warm up and then turn it off and on no blinking cel. Only started after my tsp stage 4 cam install. New MSD 8.5 wires and new spark plugs.
Thanks for taking a look at my issues and I look forward to any responses you may have..
PS, are traction modes disabled if your tire psi reads zero? Threw on a drag pack and I can only turn traction on and off but cant switch to competitive etc.
#6
Melting Slicks
The check engine light will do that when misfires occur.
Make sure all of your spark plug wires are tight.
Make sure all of your spark plug wires are tight.
Last edited by DaOtherOne; 12-17-2018 at 01:49 PM.
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#8
Race Director
Been here a long time, can't recount all the instances where owners swore plugs were attached properly.
Chased many-a-rabbit down holes only to learn they were wrong.
0P300 is the clue, here.
Something's not securely connected.
G/L, re-check your work & make sure plug boots are 'burped'...look-up the term.
#9
You'd better re-check those plug wires, again.
Been here a long time, can't recount all the instances where owners swore plugs were attached properly.
Chased many-a-rabbit down holes only to learn they were wrong.
0P300 is the clue, here.
Something's not securely connected.
G/L, re-check your work & make sure plug boots are 'burped'...look-up the term.
Been here a long time, can't recount all the instances where owners swore plugs were attached properly.
Chased many-a-rabbit down holes only to learn they were wrong.
0P300 is the clue, here.
Something's not securely connected.
G/L, re-check your work & make sure plug boots are 'burped'...look-up the term.
#12
The car isn't actually misfiring isn't. large cams will trick the pcm into thinking the car is misfiring. It likely does it when cold because the car idles a little harsher then. T33he misfire tables just need to be dumbed down not a big deal
#14
#15
That's what I thought and that's what my tuner is saying. It is a tsp stage 4 cam and it only likes to do it on cold start ups after its sat several hours. I won't do it once its warm and I've tested this to make sure. Daily'd her for a day and no cel blinking after the initial start up as long as the engine stays warm. Misfire tables have been maxed out.