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Hesitation from 5K to redline when warm


Sukhy

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Gents looking for some info on what to check.

 

The car drives fine from cold and even after 20mins or so into a journey, the car boosts fine to the redline in all gears. However, after about a 30 - 45 mins drive it seems to hold back slightly (2 shunts) from 5K RPM to redline.

 

If I turn the car off and on again (i.e. petrol station scenario) and it's still warm, it boosts fine again for a short period of time before I get the hesitation again.

 

Any ideas on what could be causing this.

 

Car is a 94 TT6 BPU running 1.2 bar. Coilpacks (new Whifbitz ones), spark plugs, coilpack clips, boost pipes have all been checked and replaced.

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Lots of people have a had problems with Whifbitz coil packs recently. Tony TT bought some, had issues and swapped them for oem one's almost straight away. As you're BPU especially, it sounds like break up/loss of spark @ high rpm that's causing your problems.

 

If you're not far away from Leicester, I have a spare set of oem packs you could try.

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Thanks fellas.

 

Turtlehead I'm near Wolverhampton so may take you up on that, cheers mate.

 

I did think it could be coil packs so bought the new Whifbitz ones going on Pauls recommendation on them but it still retained this hesitation once changed hence me thinking it is something else.

 

IIRC Tony still had the issue after changing to OEMs and found it to be the mapping?

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Thanks fellas.

 

Turtlehead I'm near Wolverhampton so may take you up on that, cheers mate.

 

I did think it could be coil packs so bought the new Whifbitz ones going on Pauls recommendation on them but it still retained this hesitation once changed hence me thinking it is something else.

 

IIRC Tony still had the issue after changing to OEMs and found it to be the mapping?

 

Do you have an AFR gauge?? It could be the mapping and the ECU pulling timing briefly. I had the same issue on mine after changing the fuel injectors and it was overfulling that much that even with the compensation on the Syvecs it still could not pull enough fuel out. AFRs were into the 10s causing knock and timing to be pulled.

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