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Old 10-19-2008, 09:15 AM
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it is misfiring majorly, something is wrong, sorry to break it to you guys
Old 10-19-2008, 09:33 AM
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I just listened to the vid mightymouse is right. Sounds like its running on 6 cylinders.
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thanks, I will see what I can find out... I do not have any check engine lights though.
Old 10-19-2008, 04:24 PM
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Sounds sweet man.
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Cool setup. Seems like alot of turbo for small cubes though.
Old 10-19-2008, 06:04 PM
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Nice work! Congratulations on the baby! your first one? I too am under the gun to get my turbo truck pretty much squared away before my baby is born. I got about 4 weeks left!
Old 10-19-2008, 08:09 PM
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yes it is my first one.... We have been together for about 9 years so we think it is a good time.

As far as the mis goes. I changed the spark plugs, and it does not seem to run any better. can I put 98 coils on my 99? Are they the same! I will swap those out if I thought it would make a difference. I think If finally threw a code when I was just rolling up my windows so I will check to see what came up in the morning. I also checked all the plug wires none melted. I am still only getting about 7 to 8" of vacuume. IS this normal for a turbo car?
Old 10-19-2008, 08:14 PM
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I'm pretty sure the f body coils are all the same.
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Here is a link to the video we took today. Is there anyway to tell if it is spark or fuel related.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLRPksd14D4

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Old 10-19-2008, 09:16 PM
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Originally Posted by sevanseriesta
Here is a link to the video we took today. Is there anyway to tell if it is spark or fuel related.
missing the link...

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Are you logging any of your driving? I'd be hesitant getting in it much on a base tune. Do you have a fuel pressure gauge in the car? Seems you could be losing fuel when you give it some throttle. I can't wait to see the pics tomorrow.
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I do not have anyway to log it.... I do not have Hptuners. I am not trying to get in it. But I can tell you that it seems fine until you come to a stop then it wants to die. It also feels like it is getting way to much fuel. May be because there are a couple cylinders not firing
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Take that thing to a shop and have them figure it out and tune it.
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Thats not going to happen. I will Figure it out and then take it to get tuned. It will not be that hard to figure out! Only so many things that it can be
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When I put my blower on the car ran like absolute ****, also had a vac leak, I finally got burned reusing the intake manifold gaskets, changed them... #15vac at idle. Might want to check for a vac leak. If evey thing checks out, get it on a dyno I sent my computer to a sponsor for a base line and it was pig rich, missing, popping ect. After three pulls on the dyno, the tuner was taking a break and i was changing plugs with the car on the rollers. Each car is different and you'll be surprised how far off it can be. PS. your turbo's sound sick.
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Thanks, Tomorrow I think I am going to switch the coil packs to the oppisite sides and see if that make a difference. It has been 8 months since the car has been driven and I am ot sure how many times those things have been moved so Maybe I switched them.
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Originally Posted by sevanseriesta
one problem that I am having that someone might be able to help me with is. When it is warmed up, if I let off the gas at all it dies. Anything that I should look at..... Also I am only getting 5" of vacuum.... I have my catch can vented to the atmosphere should I change this.
how much vacuum are you supposed to get?
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I think that stock cars are normally around 15 to 20...If I remember correctly this is at idle.
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glad to see another person get there car together by themselves. congrats and hope you get the bugs worked out asap.


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