Bad boost
10-04-06, 08:41 PM
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There could be something wrong with the PFC; however unlikely. Get a boost gauge and you'll know for sure if you have a boost leak. These cars are prone to boost leaks, therefore if you have one, you wouldn't be the first one.
Are you bone stock. If so, look into getting a hose job to replace all of the rubber vacuum lines. If not, then get a flashlight out and start looking because there's not that many places to look
99% chance you have a boost / vacuum leak.
1% chance PFC is bad.
Are you bone stock. If so, look into getting a hose job to replace all of the rubber vacuum lines. If not, then get a flashlight out and start looking because there's not that many places to look
99% chance you have a boost / vacuum leak.
1% chance PFC is bad.
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