I had a strange issue happen to me yesterday. I had the car idling with the AC on while me and my wife got our baby in the car seat. After a couple minutes, the car sounded like it was starving for fuel and died. I tried to restart it and all it would do was crank but not start, as if it were out of fuel even though I had a full tank.
I tried reloading the tune, thinking maybe it was some kind of learned idle issue and I could reset the ECM that way. The tune flashed and I had no issues at all on the 1.5 hour trip to the gulf coast. As soon as I got to gulfport and pulled into a parking lot to call some friends we were meeting the car died again. I figured I'd try reflashing it again and it errored out in the middle of it. I got the error message "flashing failed, if car does not start return to stock". I tried returning it to stock, but it would still error out as soon as the SCT programmer started flashing it to the ecm. After posting on a couple facebook groups a couple people suggested disconnecting the battery, replacing the battery or maybe I had a bad alternator. I tried disconnecting the battery first, but that didn't help. I went to the parts store and bought a new battery. After replacing it, I returned the car to stock, then reflashed the AED tune. It started right up and I figured the battery had to be the issue.
On the trip home with the new battery in the car, I had to pull over to get our baby to stop crying and while idling the car stalled again. I had to go through the whole returning the car to stock and then reloading the tune to get it back home. I put my OBD2 bluetooth dongle in and used that to verify that my alternator was producing voltage and it is, 14.1ish the whole time. This morning I tried to get the issue to reoccur. I still haven't been able to.
I datalogged it trying to spot anything out of the ordinary but I don't really know what I'm looking for. I'll send the datalog to anyone that would be willing to look at it.
Anyone got any ideas?
Basic info:
2013 GT
39k miles
Manual Trans
Basic bolt on mods
No stored codes on the ECM
I tried reloading the tune, thinking maybe it was some kind of learned idle issue and I could reset the ECM that way. The tune flashed and I had no issues at all on the 1.5 hour trip to the gulf coast. As soon as I got to gulfport and pulled into a parking lot to call some friends we were meeting the car died again. I figured I'd try reflashing it again and it errored out in the middle of it. I got the error message "flashing failed, if car does not start return to stock". I tried returning it to stock, but it would still error out as soon as the SCT programmer started flashing it to the ecm. After posting on a couple facebook groups a couple people suggested disconnecting the battery, replacing the battery or maybe I had a bad alternator. I tried disconnecting the battery first, but that didn't help. I went to the parts store and bought a new battery. After replacing it, I returned the car to stock, then reflashed the AED tune. It started right up and I figured the battery had to be the issue.
On the trip home with the new battery in the car, I had to pull over to get our baby to stop crying and while idling the car stalled again. I had to go through the whole returning the car to stock and then reloading the tune to get it back home. I put my OBD2 bluetooth dongle in and used that to verify that my alternator was producing voltage and it is, 14.1ish the whole time. This morning I tried to get the issue to reoccur. I still haven't been able to.
I datalogged it trying to spot anything out of the ordinary but I don't really know what I'm looking for. I'll send the datalog to anyone that would be willing to look at it.
Anyone got any ideas?
Basic info:
2013 GT
39k miles
Manual Trans
Basic bolt on mods
No stored codes on the ECM