New Tcs Faulty?
So When I Replaced My Wiring Harness I Replaced My Turbo Contro Solenoid(third One In On The Rats Nest) And Now I Have The Faulty Tcs Symptoms. After A Hard Run The Exhaust Tone Changes And The Car Does Not Want To Produce Boost Quickly Like It Should. I Found These Symptoms On Dave Disneys Site And His Problem Was Like Mine To The "t"! But I Did Not Replace The Other Turbo Control Solenoid That Is Located Under The Uim Where It Meets With The Lim. Is It Possible That The One I Did Not Replace Is The Culprit Or The One That Is New Is Faulty?
Sure it's possible that the 2nd one is bad and/or that the one you replaced was faulty to begin with...
What else are you looking for? You'll need to pull them off and test them to see if they are ok.
What else are you looking for? You'll need to pull them off and test them to see if they are ok.
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It takes both solenoids for the system to work properly.
You need to apply voltage to the solenoids. There is a procedure for checking them in the FSM.
Check this thread:
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/what-proper-procedure-test-different-solenoids-433032/
You need to apply voltage to the solenoids. There is a procedure for checking them in the FSM.
Check this thread:
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/what-proper-procedure-test-different-solenoids-433032/
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