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Ok so this is the 100000 post on idle im sorry guys but it just seems everycase is diffrent, k anyways here goes
Car: 87 TII
Mods:
S5 Turbo upgrade $425
HKS Dual Exhaust $700
Bonez Hi-Flo CAT $250
RP FCD $50
Upgraded headlights $65
Jacob Ignition wires $60
Greddy Timer $100
Recent Clutch,
Fan Clutch
Recent Front Breaks (Calipers, Rotors and Pads)
O2 Sensor
Coolant Sensor
Also was told Wastegate was ported (I have no clue why)
Car warms up fine reaches around 1500 then after completly warmed up the car dies. Car runs around town perfectly fine engine feels real strong only prob is when clutch is let out or rpms fall too low the car simply dies
Where do i start??
Car: 87 TII
Mods:
S5 Turbo upgrade $425
HKS Dual Exhaust $700
Bonez Hi-Flo CAT $250
RP FCD $50
Upgraded headlights $65
Jacob Ignition wires $60
Greddy Timer $100
Recent Clutch,
Fan Clutch
Recent Front Breaks (Calipers, Rotors and Pads)
O2 Sensor
Coolant Sensor
Also was told Wastegate was ported (I have no clue why)
Car warms up fine reaches around 1500 then after completly warmed up the car dies. Car runs around town perfectly fine engine feels real strong only prob is when clutch is let out or rpms fall too low the car simply dies
Where do i start??
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have you checked all the items that would cause this..hayes manual goes a long way....vaccum leaks, BAC, Variable resistor, TPS...90% of the time is a vaccum leak....My advice, because this is how I found the solution to my problem, is to make a intercooler bypass pipe, in other words take the intercooler off and use some type of material (i used dryer ducting) doesn't have to hold under boost this is just so you can look listen and feel for vaccum leaks while your car is warming up....while looking grab a can of carb cleaner spray it all over the vacumm spider on the back side on the intake manifold also in the front right behind the alternator, and don't forget about the sileniods near the dipstick. if you idle rises while you spaying you've got a vacum leak in that vicinity.....My cuprit was 2 vaccum lines on both sides of the primary fuel rail....
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