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hi guys,had this hesitation for a while now,mostly when the weather is cold.Its more noticable when going uphill in 4th or 5th under part throttle or wot and only 1.5k to 4k rpm ie when the second turbo comes on acceleration is smooth upto redline.the problem wasent really there over the summer months but ive recently replaced my old intercooler with a cw/smic and both decats so im just under 1 bar.also changed plugs yesterday to ngk bkr7e and gapped to 0.9mm thinking this would cure my problem but still there.On the boost gauge im getting 0.8 bar then it drops to about 0.5 just before transition then upto just below 1 bar at 4k.tried 3 different types of petrol aswell ,still the same ,so im running out of ideas now any opinions would be very helpfull,oh and its a uk car, cheers in advance si

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i dont think its plugsas ive replaced them and gapped as recomended,also it dosent feel or sound like a missfire[the engine note doesent change during hesitation] but the symptems are like the overfueling as described in ianc,s thread link,so i will look into that,cheers tbourne.

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I've had this problem for quite a long time now. Sometimes I dont notice it at all, sometimes its pretty bad! It started after I went BPU -> upgraded fuelpump, decat, hybrids... I'm still running 440cc injectors.

 

I was planning to go to Thor this weekend to have the fuelling sorted out properly with my s-afc2, but I had to cancel that because the car is in the garage now for repairs :(

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I've had this problem for quite a long time now. Sometimes I dont notice it at all, sometimes its pretty bad! It started after I went BPU -> upgraded fuelpump, decat, hybrids... I'm still running 440cc injectors.

 

I was planning to go to Thor this weekend to have the fuelling sorted out properly with my s-afc2, but I had to cancel that because the car is in the garage now for repairs :(

 

oh,ok nothing serious i hope!

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Hehe, no worries Marco,

 

Errmm well remember we took the spark plug cover off when we did your rocker cover gaskets? Well you need to take that off. You'll then find some of these which are the coil packs:-

 

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Which have a plug that looks like this (We replaced all these last time as they go brittle):-

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Anyway what you want to do is rob a multimeter off of someone (they're not much to buy to be honest) and measure the resistance between the two metal contacts of the coil pack. You can take the coil packs out if it makes getting the multimeter probes in (You'll need a 10mm socket to undo them)

 

It probably sounds more difficult than it is. You could do it in half an hour easy.

 

Did you get around to replacing that rubber hose that had split? I'm going to be placing an order for some odds and sods for Hannah's brother (He's just seen the Supra light and bought a JDM TT6 - Good lad!) so I could order that up for you at the same time. Should only be a fiver or so. Let me know.

 

Cheers,

 

Tony

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