Weird cut at low speeds need help
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Weird cut at low speeds need help
Hello guys as mentioned in the title i have a weird cut or bug or whatever it is called while stepping on gas pedal at low rpm happens for a second then everything goes back to normal.plus it happens once a week maybe the only code i have is idle speed control which i think is related to my boomba aftermarket throttle body or can it be something else?the car pulls like a rocket so no boost leak
Any help please
Any help please
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car was running fine for 1.5 months now it misfires everytime i go wot it cuts the problem developped into a misfire when hitting boost bought new spark plug wire but that ddidnt fix the problem my afr at idle are 14.7-15.2 which is nornal now no more boost without misfire
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Are you on speed density?
I had this problem recently. Except mine would happen under higher loads.
Turned out one of my plugs had a cracked insulator & they were gaped wrong.
My tuner looked at it and it was also a bit too rich under higher loads, so that probably didn't help.
I think it was killing/blowing out the spark.
I had this problem recently. Except mine would happen under higher loads.
Turned out one of my plugs had a cracked insulator & they were gaped wrong.
My tuner looked at it and it was also a bit too rich under higher loads, so that probably didn't help.
I think it was killing/blowing out the spark.
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Looks like another fuel pressure problem.
The ceramics aren't supposed to be that colour.
Are you running on leaded fuel?
The plugs are the wrong ones,
http://evoscan.com/technical-vehicle...ark-plug-codes
Looks like another fuel pressure problem.
The ceramics aren't supposed to be that colour.
Are you running on leaded fuel?
The plugs are the wrong ones,
http://evoscan.com/technical-vehicle...ark-plug-codes