Weird Problem (Boost Related)
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Weird Problem (Boost Related)
I own a S5 TII with minor mods.Intake,bov,fcd,mbc & a custom exhaust setup.Whenever I open up the mbc about 3 full turns and go to drive it the car hesitates,bogs,jerks & makes popping sounds out of the exhaust b4 I can even hit boost.I have to drive slow, if I press the gas to hard it does that bs and can't even accelerate unless I basicly feather the gas pedal.Then when I close the mbc all the way I can go to WOT or drive fast without any problem.Any guess's as to what could be wrong here?
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Do you have an aftermarket boost gauge?
Do you know how much boost you're running?
http://fc3spro.com/TECH/FAQ/fuelcut.html
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Do you know how much boost you're running?
http://fc3spro.com/TECH/FAQ/fuelcut.html
-Ted
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Originally Posted by RETed
Do you have an aftermarket boost gauge?
Do you know how much boost you're running?
http://fc3spro.com/TECH/FAQ/fuelcut.html
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Do you know how much boost you're running?
http://fc3spro.com/TECH/FAQ/fuelcut.html
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About 5psi with it shut all the way
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man thats a fucked up problem
sounds like something wastegate related to me...
have you checked vac lines or anything stupid like that?
have you tried turning your mbc all the way down then up a couple notches and testing (driving and checking boost)....then up a couple more and testing(driving and checking boost), and so on? perhaps three full turns is too much for the stock turbo?
sounds like something wastegate related to me...
have you checked vac lines or anything stupid like that?
have you tried turning your mbc all the way down then up a couple notches and testing (driving and checking boost)....then up a couple more and testing(driving and checking boost), and so on? perhaps three full turns is too much for the stock turbo?
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Originally Posted by classicauto
man thats a fucked up problem
sounds like something wastegate related to me...
have you checked vac lines or anything stupid like that?
have you tried turning your mbc all the way down then up a couple notches and testing (driving and checking boost)....then up a couple more and testing(driving and checking boost), and so on? perhaps three full turns is too much for the stock turbo?
sounds like something wastegate related to me...
have you checked vac lines or anything stupid like that?
have you tried turning your mbc all the way down then up a couple notches and testing (driving and checking boost)....then up a couple more and testing(driving and checking boost), and so on? perhaps three full turns is too much for the stock turbo?
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Quick-n-dirty test...
Unplug the electrical connector from the boost sensor.
Go take the car out for a drive...
Does it do the same thing???
If the car stops doing the hesitation, it's definitely the overboost fuel-cut.
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Unplug the electrical connector from the boost sensor.
Go take the car out for a drive...
Does it do the same thing???
If the car stops doing the hesitation, it's definitely the overboost fuel-cut.
-Ted
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Originally Posted by RETed
Quick-n-dirty test...
Unplug the electrical connector from the boost sensor.
Go take the car out for a drive...
Does it do the same thing???
If the car stops doing the hesitation, it's definitely the overboost fuel-cut.
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Unplug the electrical connector from the boost sensor.
Go take the car out for a drive...
Does it do the same thing???
If the car stops doing the hesitation, it's definitely the overboost fuel-cut.
-Ted
If not where is the boost sensor located?
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after reading it a first time and him not having a boost guage i've been guessing he may be leaning out and running way more boost then he should....
a boost guage helps wonders, i would never drive another boosted car without one.... along side an AF guage....
a boost guage helps wonders, i would never drive another boosted car without one.... along side an AF guage....
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Originally Posted by Archangels
after reading it a first time and him not having a boost guage i've been guessing he may be leaning out and running way more boost then he should....
a boost guage helps wonders, i would never drive another boosted car without one.... along side an AF guage....
a boost guage helps wonders, i would never drive another boosted car without one.... along side an AF guage....
please read better & look at who/what I quote.
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doesl the car barely run when it's like this? is it a bitch to start sometimes?
this problem happened to me when I blew one of the lines off of my BOV pipe. the exact same symptoms that your having right now. i practiacally have the same mods you do. check/look hard for leaks around the turbo and bov section (especially all of the nipples). seems to me like it could be a leak in one of the lines. it's the fact that it dies near boost or hard acceleration that leads me to this, b/c thats what happened to me.
think you would know if you detonated your motor. you're post would be much different
this problem happened to me when I blew one of the lines off of my BOV pipe. the exact same symptoms that your having right now. i practiacally have the same mods you do. check/look hard for leaks around the turbo and bov section (especially all of the nipples). seems to me like it could be a leak in one of the lines. it's the fact that it dies near boost or hard acceleration that leads me to this, b/c thats what happened to me.
think you would know if you detonated your motor. you're post would be much different
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Originally Posted by lnlycrpr
doesl the car barely run when it's like this? is it a bitch to start sometimes?
this problem happened to me when I blew one of the lines off of my BOV pipe. the exact same symptoms that your having right now. i practiacally have the same mods you do. check/look hard for leaks around the turbo and bov section (especially all of the nipples). seems to me like it could be a leak in one of the lines. it's the fact that it dies near boost or hard acceleration that leads me to this, b/c thats what happened to me.
think you would know if you detonated your motor. you're post would be much different
this problem happened to me when I blew one of the lines off of my BOV pipe. the exact same symptoms that your having right now. i practiacally have the same mods you do. check/look hard for leaks around the turbo and bov section (especially all of the nipples). seems to me like it could be a leak in one of the lines. it's the fact that it dies near boost or hard acceleration that leads me to this, b/c thats what happened to me.
think you would know if you detonated your motor. you're post would be much different
Im frustrated.Im about to just take it to a damn mechanic even though I don't really want to....this sucks. My bro had a similar problem with his eclipse but it wasn't as bad as mine.He took it in and they said it was the transmission speed sensor, anyone think that is the problem here?Or could it be a bad o2 sensor maybe.
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we dont have a speed sensor for the tranny, just the cable.
hhmm... is your car throwing any codes? if it bucks and sputters under hard accell, the only other thing I can think of is the water temp and air intake temp sensors.
this sucks man, sorry to hear about this.
hhmm... is your car throwing any codes? if it bucks and sputters under hard accell, the only other thing I can think of is the water temp and air intake temp sensors.
this sucks man, sorry to hear about this.
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Wish I could offer more help, but I'm not sure. Maybe the injectors have an issue? If you can get a hold of a wideband O2 sensor, hook it up to the Air/Fuel Meter (or just datalog it) and see what happens when it stutters.
I had a black '90 with a Haltech with the Haltech adjuster ****, and if I turned it to -12.5% fuel at idle it would really stutter, and if I turned it to +12.5% fuel at idle it would stutter too, so it could be either going pig rich or really lean, might be an injector problem, I dunno, if it's not a vacuum problem.
I had a black '90 with a Haltech with the Haltech adjuster ****, and if I turned it to -12.5% fuel at idle it would really stutter, and if I turned it to +12.5% fuel at idle it would stutter too, so it could be either going pig rich or really lean, might be an injector problem, I dunno, if it's not a vacuum problem.
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might be water temp sensor. I had similiar problem with the stock ecu. I never knew what it was though. Prolly something with the spark plugs/wires. I installed the Microtech and it went away.
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Could not changing the plugs and wires eventualy cause this problem?My car hasn't had a tune up ever since i bought the car which was like 2-3 years ago and I drive it alot.
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Originally Posted by Hell 'n' Back
Could not changing the plugs and wires eventualy cause this problem?My car hasn't had a tune up ever since i bought the car which was like 2-3 years ago and I drive it alot.
yea change the plugs and wires. Start with the plugs first. If its not the plugs I will paypal you the money for them. Im pretty positive thats what it is.
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You should do as MARTIN said and a full tune up. That is allways in order. Check specs of your TPS and Water Thermo sensor as they cause drivability issues.
After this if problem persists I say bad ECU.
EDIT: I have had a similar issue. I blew a clamp / inter cooler pipe on my FMIC. Under heavy loads or when it would build boost it would push the pipe out creating a leak. This makes the car react like you say. When I let off gas the pipe would slide back into place. The reson it would only do this when warm is the ruber hose would become weak and stretch when hot, causing the clamp to become weak.
After this if problem persists I say bad ECU.
EDIT: I have had a similar issue. I blew a clamp / inter cooler pipe on my FMIC. Under heavy loads or when it would build boost it would push the pipe out creating a leak. This makes the car react like you say. When I let off gas the pipe would slide back into place. The reson it would only do this when warm is the ruber hose would become weak and stretch when hot, causing the clamp to become weak.
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