loss ov power
20 May 2004, 09:24 PM
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loss ov power
can any 1 help me ,when on full boost,boost gauge seems 2 drop and there is not as much power ther as nornmal and it splutters a bit
thanks mark.
thanks mark.
21 May 2004, 05:49 PM
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Originally Posted by The_Judge
What MY?
What mods?
What gear (or all)?
What boost (from/to)?
What mods?
What gear (or all)?
What boost (from/to)?
full boost at 0.7 two 0.8 and my foot is still down the boost gauge seems 2 drop i dont no if this is normal. thanks mark
24 May 2004, 10:40 AM
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Connect the green connectors beneath your steering column, remove hose(s) from wastegate solenoid, spray lots of brake cleaner inside. Then check your engine oil is no higher than halfway between min and max...
24 May 2004, 09:11 PM
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Originally Posted by The_Judge
Connect the green connectors beneath your steering column, remove hose(s) from wastegate solenoid, spray lots of brake cleaner inside. Then check your engine oil is no higher than halfway between min and max...
25 May 2004, 12:28 PM
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Connect them together, turn ignition on (but not engine), pull hose(s) off solenoid, spray lots of brake cleaner inside (solenoid and hoses), put back together, disconnect green connectors, job done. 
Or, whilst you're under there, connect the blacks as well and reset the ECU...
Or, whilst you're under there, connect the blacks as well and reset the ECU...
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Originally Posted by The_Judge
Connect them together, turn ignition on (but not engine), pull hose(s) off solenoid, spray lots of brake cleaner inside (solenoid and hoses), put back together, disconnect green connectors, job done.
Or, whilst you're under there, connect the blacks as well and reset the ECU...
Or, whilst you're under there, connect the blacks as well and reset the ECU...
cheers mark
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