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Old 04-16-02, 01:16 PM
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King of sputtering under moderate acc.

it's wierd. Okay. new engine. For probably the first 15 minutes i drive, the car kind of sputters when i reach 3500 rpms if i'm slowly accelerating or just cruising there. If i hit the gas hard it goes away and pulls hard. No turbo problem, boost looks fine.
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Got the same **** here...it's a hesitation, you can get rid of it with the PFC or you can get better grounding. Jeff at Rotary Power told me that the ECU's for the 7 weren't programmed well at all, and it's really glitch in the programming.
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Does your car sputter if you hit boost below 3k?
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Sorry double post
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Sounds like the common 3K hesitation. Some persons have eliminated this problem by using the PFC or enhancing the ground connection on some circuit. Do a search, this is a pretty common issue with FDs.




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