Slight loss of power when accelerating...
#1
Had this problem for a while now. Sometimes when I accelarate hard (say in 4th) boost would come on as normal at about 3k, then I would get what feels like a loss of boost and the accelaration slows (still going faster, just not at fast). You can really feel it, all most like pulling back.
I don't have a boost gauge so can't give you numbers, just what I feel and know is happening.
Any ideas what it could be?
UK MY95
Decat centre and BB
ScoobyECU
Cheers
[Edited by Nimbus - 10/28/2003 12:40:27 PM]
I don't have a boost gauge so can't give you numbers, just what I feel and know is happening.
Any ideas what it could be?
UK MY95
Decat centre and BB
ScoobyECU
Cheers
[Edited by Nimbus - 10/28/2003 12:40:27 PM]
#3
ScoobyECU (or rather genuine 27C1028 chip) from Scott Taylor.
I think I'll try switching it back to the original chip for a while. I guess that will rule out (or in) a map issue.
Is there a sensor or something that should be cleaned that can cause this effect?
I think I'll try switching it back to the original chip for a while. I guess that will rule out (or in) a map issue.
Is there a sensor or something that should be cleaned that can cause this effect?
#4
Can't comment.
But if you're hitting a higher boost, it may be pushing the (ageing) ignition too far, causing a misfire, in which case you're looking at new coil packs most probably.
If you're not actually getting much boost, then it could be a boost control issue.
Or Scott coud have blown a eprom with a slightly goofy rom file, it has been known.
Paul
But if you're hitting a higher boost, it may be pushing the (ageing) ignition too far, causing a misfire, in which case you're looking at new coil packs most probably.
If you're not actually getting much boost, then it could be a boost control issue.
Or Scott coud have blown a eprom with a slightly goofy rom file, it has been known.
Paul
#5
There's not "feel" of miss-fire, just a lower level of boost/not as much "push in the back" (you see all the tech-speak I've put in there...).
I'll see what happens on the standard map.
[Edited by Nimbus - 10/28/2003 1:17:41 PM]
I'll see what happens on the standard map.
[Edited by Nimbus - 10/28/2003 1:17:41 PM]
#6
Putting in the standard map will not tell you much. You need a boost gauge, even if you can borrow one to rig up temporarily.
I would also speak to Scott, as he whould really be the first port of call with issues relating to the map.
Paul
I would also speak to Scott, as he whould really be the first port of call with issues relating to the map.
Paul
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