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09 February 2008, 08:50 PM
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Hi everyone,
Need a little help. I've just bought my first scooby, A 1997 wagon.
I have just fitted a De-cat pipe to it but seem to have gained a a fault since doing this.
The turbo doesn't seem to surge quite as well now when on full throttle. If I drive it gently up to about 4000 rpm it runs great but when driving hard through the rev range the engine apears to holding back slightly. I have checked to lambda sensor which seem ok. Is there anything I should/could do to sort this.
Thank you
Paul
Need a little help. I've just bought my first scooby, A 1997 wagon.
I have just fitted a De-cat pipe to it but seem to have gained a a fault since doing this.
The turbo doesn't seem to surge quite as well now when on full throttle. If I drive it gently up to about 4000 rpm it runs great but when driving hard through the rev range the engine apears to holding back slightly. I have checked to lambda sensor which seem ok. Is there anything I should/could do to sort this.Thank you
Paul
09 February 2008, 08:55 PM
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Hi everyone,
Need a little help. I've just bought my first scooby, A 1997 wagon.
I have just fitted a De-cat pipe to it but seem to have gained a a fault since doing this. The turbo doesn't seem to surge quite as well now when on full throttle. If I drive it gently up to about 4000 rpm it runs great but when driving hard through the rev range the engine apears to holding back slightly. I have checked to lambda sensor which seem ok. Is there anything I should/could do to sort this.
Thank you
Paul
Need a little help. I've just bought my first scooby, A 1997 wagon.
I have just fitted a De-cat pipe to it but seem to have gained a a fault since doing this.
The turbo doesn't seem to surge quite as well now when on full throttle. If I drive it gently up to about 4000 rpm it runs great but when driving hard through the rev range the engine apears to holding back slightly. I have checked to lambda sensor which seem ok. Is there anything I should/could do to sort this.Thank you
Paul
You'll need ecu mapping.
09 February 2008, 10:14 PM
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Hi everyone,
Need a little help. I've just bought my first scooby, A 1997 wagon.
I have just fitted a De-cat pipe to it but seem to have gained a a fault since doing this. The turbo doesn't seem to surge quite as well now when on full throttle. If I drive it gently up to about 4000 rpm it runs great but when driving hard through the rev range the engine apears to holding back slightly. I have checked to lambda sensor which seem ok. Is there anything I should/could do to sort this.
Thank you
Paul
Need a little help. I've just bought my first scooby, A 1997 wagon.
I have just fitted a De-cat pipe to it but seem to have gained a a fault since doing this.
The turbo doesn't seem to surge quite as well now when on full throttle. If I drive it gently up to about 4000 rpm it runs great but when driving hard through the rev range the engine apears to holding back slightly. I have checked to lambda sensor which seem ok. Is there anything I should/could do to sort this.Thank you
Paul
how do you check one?
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