Strange idle after 2 weeks of not being turned on.
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Strange idle after 2 weeks of not being turned on.
heres the vid. quality is bad, and since i recorded it on my phone it came out sideways
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZR4CXGN984
the car was running smooth right before my clutch problem. nothing bad, it just ran great. i don't beat on the car but i try not to baby it as well. so i go to turn it on so i can let run a bit and this is what it sounds like. theres faint black smoke coming from the tail pipe as well.
The motor is new. about a few thousand miles on it. new non sequential turbos. 255 walbro. down pipe high flow cat and hi power hks exhaust. running only 10 psi. still on stock ecu
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZR4CXGN984
the car was running smooth right before my clutch problem. nothing bad, it just ran great. i don't beat on the car but i try not to baby it as well. so i go to turn it on so i can let run a bit and this is what it sounds like. theres faint black smoke coming from the tail pipe as well.
The motor is new. about a few thousand miles on it. new non sequential turbos. 255 walbro. down pipe high flow cat and hi power hks exhaust. running only 10 psi. still on stock ecu
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it was really simple actually. a dumb mistake on my part.
story goes:
i was going to replace my clutch master so i needed to get the cruise control out of the way. since my friend had just given me a brand new momo steering wheel i decided to might as well get rid of the cruise control. so i relocated my boost gauge sensor to a better spot but, for some reason forget to plug the vacuum line back in.
so thats all it was. an unplugged vacuum line. really stupid on my part i know.
its amazing how finicky these cars are. any little thing will make them act up.
story goes:
i was going to replace my clutch master so i needed to get the cruise control out of the way. since my friend had just given me a brand new momo steering wheel i decided to might as well get rid of the cruise control. so i relocated my boost gauge sensor to a better spot but, for some reason forget to plug the vacuum line back in.
so thats all it was. an unplugged vacuum line. really stupid on my part i know.
its amazing how finicky these cars are. any little thing will make them act up.
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