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iTrader: (2)

Hi All:

I think this deserve a new thread and want to share with the members here. I have been troubleshooting my car for at least a year. I tried everything to find out what caused my car not able to rev above 3k rpm under boost. Finally today, I found out the problem.

My car has been having problem not able to rev over 3K rpm under boost. I thought my 2nd turbo is grinding the housing which cause chattering noise and trigger the knock sensor to cut fuel and ignition. I disassemble most of the intake and exhaust system to check everything in my car, turbo, turbo control solenoids and still can't fix the problem. I swapped my PFC with a stock ECU and no engine code determine. I almost ran out of options and thinking about sending my car to a shop until today, I decided to pull the HKS Twin Power.

After pulling out the HKS Twin Power, my car run perfectly once again after sitting in the garage for months.

I can not think of the HKS Twin Power went bad because I just don't expect this will become malfunction and I hardly drive my car. Maybe the engine heat caused it to break down. I am running PFC and tuned at 14psi max 2 years ago and only put around 5000k miles after the tuning.

Have anyone had their Twin Power went bad? Will new tuned PFC cause any damage to the Twin Power?

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VegasFD

I've never heard of a Twin Power going bad. You might have the first case of one crapping out. I don't think the PFC would have any correlation to the TP going bad.

-Scott

Buzzardsluck

I had a problem with my ground on my TP, just to throw it out for you.

Ill just assume it hasnt gotten very wet and its mounted in a dry spot.

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iTrader: (2)

My Twin Power is mounted securely with good ground. Maybe the location is too close to the engine where the heat may damage the TP. I will leave the car running without Twin Power for few days. If no problem found, I will install it back on and see what happen.

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crazyrx7

How old are the plugs? I had a simular problem with a different ignition amp and it went away after I installed new plugs. Yours might be fouled.

R.K.

BC-FD3S

iTrader: (2)

Plugs are less than 10K miles. I pulled them off and did an inspection and they look fine. I will go ahead and buy some new plugs just in case.

Thanks

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crazyrx7

I replace mine every 5000km to be safe.

R.K.