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Old 06 June 2011, 01:42 PM
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Hello guys I have a 01 wrx uk model

When im driving along in a high gear 4th or 5th it jumps like theres not enough power there! Is it just the way its being driven?

Example: 4th gear just under 40mph just over 1.5k rev's and it felt like it wanted to cut, as soon as i accelerate into higher speed & rev's and hold it there i don't have a problem.

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Try a fault code test procedure first, to see if anything comes up that might point you in the right direction...
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Is that 1 of them computers you have plugged into that car?
Old 06 June 2011, 01:58 PM
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For your Bugeye, you need a free public domain program like RomRaider installed on a laptop, plus the correct OBDII comms cable (cheap enough). Then you're good to go...
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Yes, it's one of those OBDII interfaces that you can plug into your car.

If you floor it in a lower gear does the car do the same?
Does it start to accelerate and lose power? If so then I'd look at when the plugs were last changed.
Had a similar behaviour on mine and we found that one of the plugs that had been installed at the service was faulty.
Changing it fixed the problem.

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Guys where can i get this software / command cable from
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Thank's for that guys i will have a look at the software and buying a cable

It only does it when im doing a low average speed as soon as i accelerate it stops even when i hold it at high revs it doesn't do it but once the revs are low it just doesnt want to know and starts jumping, I will check the sparks out as i know i can do that quicker than getting a obd11 lead and software

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http://www.romraider.com/
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Originally Posted by scoobymike79
Cheers, downloaded this today. It looks a bit daunting when you see the screenshots, what with all the logging and graphs....

Where would be the best place to get an OBDC11 lead from
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Thanks Mike ill let you know how i get on
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