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Old 28-09-2007, 02:58 PM
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On std 4x4 lambda cossie (turbo with T34 comp. wheel) I have light failings in-run under the full boost (11psi) when drives on road light ascent. If drives on a equal way that's all right.
In what is the problem, mates?
Fueling, ignition, knock sensor, not correct boost control?
Old 28-09-2007, 03:12 PM
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What coil/plug gap/plugs are you using ?
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Originally Posted by tabetha
What coil/plug gap/plugs are you using ?
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gpA coil, magnecor kv85 leads and std motorcraft AGPR12PP plugs with std gap
Old 28-09-2007, 06:43 PM
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Std ford gap way too big, try 0.6mm
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Originally Posted by tabetha
Std ford gap way too big, try 0.6mm
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Thank you!
I'll try 0.6
And what trying when I'll get a 330hp chip?
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I tried 0.7 gap but when I drives with full boost, road uphill, 4 or 5 gear the car still abruptly twitches. And in this times cursor of the boost gage twitches too.

Is there a knock sensor or some overboost, mates?
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hmm strange u say it drives fine on a flat surface what boost does it hold??is she standard if so i would say 11psi is too high on a standard map??

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It holds 11.5psi, but my defi turbo gage can remember the peaks and it show boost near 14psi. not 14psi yet, but more then 13psi.

I don't know behaviour of cosworth ecu in overboost and I don't know what occur when the knock sensor start to send the signals of detonation. And I can't to compare this feelings on a driving...

May be I have this trouble because actuator can't to hold peaks of boost with my larger compression wheel of the turbo.
But may be it is detonation that detect the knock sensor...
I don't know.
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Yes, mate, when I drive on a flat road everything is all right, and if the car is on 1-2-3 gear the acceleration is good and assured. But when I enhance the load (higher gears, uphill) sometime I get this problem...
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what stage of tune are u on stage 1??
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Originally Posted by mechanic28
what stage of tune are u on stage 1??
just stock, no stages of ecu. But the turbo was modifided for greens.
I hope to get this stage of ecu soon, but now I on a std 4x4 mapping yet.
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i c so u have a t34 turbo fitted??u r running to much boost for a standard map thats why you are gettibg the jerking its the ecu cutting out the boost (going into a limp mode u need to turn the boost down!!plus if u have got a T34 fitted the map wont like it due ti the increase of air the turbo is giving u need to turn the boost down chap
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That's not a t34 , it just have a compressor wheel size like t34. the housings and the turbo wheel is from t3 4x4.
But the tendency is the same.
Thanx, mate!
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As mechanic28 says your running too much boost for the ecu std map.
You realy need to turn it down to std till you have fitted a 31 act and chip, if your going to use greens then stage 3 it is.
The ecu on a cossy does not have a limp mode but it will cut out when your trying to make it do more than its map.
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no probs chap just turn down the boost say wind the actuator out by one turn all should be ok
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OVERBOOST! your ecu is preventing you from running the boost level you have,to save your engine!
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You cannot run more than 10psi on that system without the correct chip and map sensor without running into problems like this.
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