I changed my throttle body and cold air kit and had this same problem last year. I find out that the idle screw was set to zero opening and the iac needed to be cleaned. Also had to rotate the maf sensor to allow the air flow to cross it properly. I still have this problem but only when I turn the car of and start it back up without letting it cool off completely. Like when running into a store. The car did this before I bought it and the pervious owner said that it was part of the cam swap. I also have a E303 cam, so if you figure the problem out, please post up your solution.
This particular one sounds as if the injector p/w is too much at that particular temp resulting in a rich mixture causing idle surge. Now where streetracin says that it wouldn't restart (even when flooring it) that sounds like the exact opposite, not enough injector p/w.
Im having this same issue right now with my 92 with the e303 !!
Which exact issue? The one where if you shut it off and it doesn't restart, or restart it and it surges and stalls or it'll just start surging coming to a stop? Streetracin', do you have stock maf and injectors?
Op is fine, drops some when the car does its surging , ive read alot of horror stories on this cam swap, maf is clean as is the filter. Ive checked fuel pressure its dead on, iac,tps etc are all new as of saturday and i did the "relearn" steps
This only happens at idle or coming down from high rpms to a stop light. Only after the cars warmed to op temp
This one could either be to do with the "calibrated" maf or in the dashpot decay. The ONLY way I was ever able to get rid of surging before my tuner was to keep playing around with how I clocked the maf, and by playing with FP. The most probable cause of surging is an over-rich mixture, and here's why it happens with your cams; the eec is staying in CL so it's shooting for a target of 14.64:1, your cams most likely have just enough overlap that the 02's are picking up a false lean, thus falsely enriching the mixture until they see the bias they expect with a stoich burn resulting in the rich idle surge.
Initially I asked about the chip because I had read it that the car was just flat dying out of no where, which can occur when the chip isn't making a good contact at the J3 port.
If any of you have an adjustable FPR I would try to pull a few lbs of pressure out of it while it is up to temp, shut it off, and see if it gets better on a warm/hot start, that would at least let you know if it's a rich surge or caused by something else. I wouldn't go driving it like that if you took alot out and don't have a wb though, you may go lean elsewhere.