this might be the cause. i unhooked the sensor (red plug) and it seemed to drive better for a moment no change reallyNot_a_sr wrote:try replacing your coolant temp sensor. it can be bad and not throw a code, i had this problem it was reading a irregular voltage and woulnt throw a code, but the computer was running in warm up mode and making it undrivable and a fireball machine.
intake pipe is leak free but that seems to be the same range of vac\boost as you. it also acts crazy then smoothes out and pulls hard but sometimes it builds noboost you can put your foot to the floor and no revs or boost just BRRRRRRRR changed the fuel filter no help. i checked my plugs gapped them to 1.1. plugs were somewhat dirty some buildup around\nearest the threadselectrode was clean, i cleaned and reinstalled.this is fun but you don't learn without mistakes,or problems to fixNot_a_sr wrote:also check the intake pipe to the turbo for leaks and tightness this was also problem area on mine last week. i still have slight misfiring and i always have its between -2 vacum and .5lbs of boost. it gets sputter and soon as it passes half pound of boost it begins to smooth out and pull hard.
sorry there are no electronicsmods are fmicpop chargero2 pipe to tip 2 1/2" to 3"stock t25boostgaugechipped ecu (unknown map) came with my swapworking 91 dohc cluster mph and rpmr34 gtr wrote:gotta love those random problems the CA just looooves to give ya.
i would check to make sure you havnt had a vacuum line crack or come loose somewhere. if the boost gauge flutters wildly it kinda points to that.
you might also check the ground wires to see if any of the big ones are loose. hell, adding some wouldnt hurt either. adding 2 fat ground wires meant the difference between not even firing and running silky smooth for my car.
other than that, are there any electronics youve got that could be causing this problem? safc? boost controller?
- tim
onevia1800cc wrote:chipped ecu (unknown map) came with my swap