hit boost then it sputters?
is it my bov or is it coming from my resonator,i dont hear the pssshh sound from my bov just the sputter,i know alot of people must have come across this so if you had this problem let me know the solution thanks for all positive input
mine made that sound like instead of the blow off valve sound it would like sputtering sound. make sure u have vaccume lines on right the bolt on the top of my greddy type-s fell off and was causing as vaccume leak then i fixed it and it works again.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by streetaccord »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">how the expletive would u blow out spark</TD></TR></TABLE>
with the gap too high and the plugs too hot, the extra combustion pressure can "blow out the spark"
it is a figurative term for the plug not firing.
how much power you making, what plugs, and what ignition system?
first off where are your air fuels, and are you running management? if so what?
with the gap too high and the plugs too hot, the extra combustion pressure can "blow out the spark"
it is a figurative term for the plug not firing.
how much power you making, what plugs, and what ignition system?
first off where are your air fuels, and are you running management? if so what?
i have a generic greddy type rs bov,i just went to go loosen/soft ,and still same thing,i have my bov connected to a vac line with another t for my boost guage ,would that be why,any ideas let me know thanks
are you breaking up or are you having compressor surge? there is a big frikin difference......we are chasing one problem, and i think you are experiencing another.
When you say breaking up is the car losing power, does it shutter and feel like you hit the rev limiter, does it feel like it is not boosting and you hearing a sound like pressurized air when this occurs?
Describe the problem with more detail, it could be distributor(spark related), fuel, or loose lines. **** it could even be that you need motor mounts and when you boost the motor moves up causing the downpipe to disconnect from the wrest of the exhaust. Depends on alot of things
Describe the problem with more detail, it could be distributor(spark related), fuel, or loose lines. **** it could even be that you need motor mounts and when you boost the motor moves up causing the downpipe to disconnect from the wrest of the exhaust. Depends on alot of things



