Losing my boost!
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Losing my boost!
So my new S4 is giving me some issues. Basically, the first run little get go I give to merge or whatever the case may be, usually in second/third gear, i'll have my boost up untill 4-5 rpm and then I can feel a dramatic decrease in power/boost untill I turn off my car for a few hours and come back to it. But even then the same thing happens. I always give my S4 a few minutes of idling before I drive it and turn it off. I'm 17 years old and it's my first car, and believe me... it's my baby.
I'm just running a re-mapped chip and everything else is stock. Always pump 91 or better. This has brought me so much frustration because I don't have money for new turbos.
Thanks for your help.
I'm just running a re-mapped chip and everything else is stock. Always pump 91 or better. This has brought me so much frustration because I don't have money for new turbos.
Thanks for your help.
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Re: Losing my boost!
So my new S4 is giving me some issues. Basically, the first run little get go I give to merge or whatever the case may be, usually in second/third gear, i'll have my boost up untill 4-5 rpm and then I can feel a dramatic decrease in power/boost untill I turn off my car for a few hours and come back to it. But even then the same thing happens.
http://www.awe-tuning.com/media/pdf/...ure_tester.pdf
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Re: Losing my boost!
Thank's for the responses. I am currently making the pressure tester. I took my intake off the other day and took the car around the corner and there was no problem with losing boost. I thought my air filter might have been plugged or something. Bought a new air filter and that was not the case. I don't understand because it seems like i'm choking my turbos not giving them enough air. I don't know....
I'm going to run the test tomorrow, i'll keep you posted thanks for the responses.
I'm going to run the test tomorrow, i'll keep you posted thanks for the responses.
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