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Think I maybe sussed it ..When I was working on engine the only thing that i thought might be suspect is the knock sensor beside the thermostat, wiring was all twisted and kinked I took it off and straighten it out and put back on ...This is a strong candidate for fault
dizzy not long replaced all working , this was done by previous owner ...never really checked to see if it was a wide arm rotor arm or not will double check that and see ..leads are good so is cap, plugs arent old either..MFTS cause this?
Right I have my latest 3B with strange issue , i have just built up the top end and its running smoooth as ,no rattles so on
BUT under load different story
Took the car for a proper test run today and it was only boosting up to .7bar with MRC ECU(should be 1.3)..another thing when I go WOT it pops and farts alot and feels retarded ..I have changed over the MAF thinking it might be to blame but no real change
If it was a ABY I would say it had a dodgey coil , any other 3B owners had coil failure which caused same fault?
Right I have my latest 3B with strange issue , i have just built up the top end and its running smoooth as ,no rattles so on
BUT under load different story
Took the car for a proper test run today and it was only boosting up to .7bar with MRC ECU(should be 1.3)..another thing when I go WOT it pops and farts alot and feels retarded ..I have changed over the MAF thinking it might be to blame but no real change
If it was a ABY I would say it had a dodgey coil , any other 3B owners had coil failure which caused same fault?
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