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Old 03 January 2006, 12:14 PM
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After resetting the ECU my WRX will boost and drive normal. 93import 72K

After 10-15 mins (like clockwork) it changes into limp mode. Best way i can describe it.

No error codes. So please somebody help! Im going f**king mental.

Theres no rips in the pipes. What is going on?

If there was a problem with the turbo , surely it wouldnt boost whatsoever?

Anyone with any good avice, please!

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Old 03 January 2006, 12:51 PM
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Look! its only simple if you know the answer!

come on chaps! someone must have the answer!!!

HELP!
Old 03 January 2006, 05:16 PM
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Are you sure there are no error codes.

Do you have a boost gauge on it?

If the car overboosted then it may go into limp mode until you reset, or perhaps the ecu is picking up some other fault - excessive knock, or incorrect MAF, lambda or MAP readings???

If you drive around for 30mins off-boost and then boost will it let you get above 0.7 initially (ie, is it the boost that causes the ecu to go into limp or is it something else)

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