Repetier and slicer wont use the temp I set

As far as I can recall I never changed the start code, specifically because I don't know how. How can I check the code to see if this is the problem?

I seem to have fixed the temperature problem however I don't know why but my filament is exploding out of the drive gear and making a spaghetti mess all over the place.
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So far I have done:
-instal e3dv6 lite
-Pid tune at 230 for 5 cycles
-adjust steps per mm for hobgoblin
-adjust extrusion multiplier

The very odd thing is that this happens after the first layer almost every single time. If I pause the print, clear out the mess and then reload the filament, the print will finish just fine.

The e3d instructions I read said that running it up to the drive gear was a good idea but that I could also just cut it off at the black collet. So I cut it off at the collet.

My nozzle head is .13 mm away from the bed as measured with a feeler gauge, thats the setting I was using with the original solidoodle nozzle. Ill try adding a bit more space.

On the Lite6 you want to ensure that the tubing is seated down in there.  Then the general idea is to support the filament path to the drive gear as much as possible.  I can't comment on the brass tube idea.
It's also possible that your filament is full of moisture and creating back pressure as it turns to steam.  I've had that happen with a roll of red SD filament.

you need to raise the temp. Filament acts like a heat sink and sucks heat from the hotend. The faster you print the more heat it pulls away. This cause the temp to drop below melting point ever so often. So you need to print at higher temps the faster you go.

Higher speed = Higher Temps. Lower Speeds = Lower Temps. It's not just a rule, it's the law.

I have run as much as 235 to 250 for ABS. In fact 215 is usually the upper end for PLA. What is the recommended temp on your ABS. Should have a label on the spool or box. On the average ABS is usually 230 to 250 and could even go as high as 260 to 275. Especially on your machine since you don't know your actual hotend temperature.

My ABS is ebay filament marked WYZ 3D with no temps or anything else on the label. It came vacuum sealed but thats it. I set my max temp at 245 in repetier so that I don't cook my ptfe tube and give myself cancer. Thanks for the help guys I think im back on track to where I was before I installed the lite 6.

Of topic, I ordered a sample of color fab bamboo filament, do you think I could run this thru a .35 nozzle or should I install something like .8?