Car Turbo pressure drops for a split second on full boost
Discussion
Hi Guys,
Other night I was out, and when the car (2.5 GTO) was about to hit its full boast it kinda faded quickly away then came back again at peak power... Just like a very short lag plus I seen the pressure drop on the bar gauge. I had just refilled the car with fuel, was wondering was it a bad batch? or has anyone any ideas on what else it might have been
Took the car out the next day very quickly and it seems ok. Havent had it out since to recheck.
Thanks
Steve
Other night I was out, and when the car (2.5 GTO) was about to hit its full boast it kinda faded quickly away then came back again at peak power... Just like a very short lag plus I seen the pressure drop on the bar gauge. I had just refilled the car with fuel, was wondering was it a bad batch? or has anyone any ideas on what else it might have been
Took the car out the next day very quickly and it seems ok. Havent had it out since to recheck.
Thanks
Steve
As you have a 2.5l check your spark plug gap first would be a good suggestion.
I had a big power loss on the M400 at the weekend. Quick trip down to Mole Valley this morning and they almost immediatly identified it as the spark plug gap. Neil took them all out, changed by just one tho, and it's running perfect now. Seems the new intercooler and pipework I had fitted has made it breath just that little bit better and the spark was getting blown out. It's a common problem it seems and Nobles seem very sensitive to the spark plug gap.
If not, as above, next will probably be the coil, but as you have a 2.5L and hence just one coil (whereas yellowvette is a GTO-3 and hollowpockets a M400) I'd be surprised if it's that as I'd expect the whole car to just 'die' rather than it lose power.
J
I had a big power loss on the M400 at the weekend. Quick trip down to Mole Valley this morning and they almost immediatly identified it as the spark plug gap. Neil took them all out, changed by just one tho, and it's running perfect now. Seems the new intercooler and pipework I had fitted has made it breath just that little bit better and the spark was getting blown out. It's a common problem it seems and Nobles seem very sensitive to the spark plug gap.
If not, as above, next will probably be the coil, but as you have a 2.5L and hence just one coil (whereas yellowvette is a GTO-3 and hollowpockets a M400) I'd be surprised if it's that as I'd expect the whole car to just 'die' rather than it lose power.
J
joust said:
As you have a 2.5l check your spark plug gap first would be a good suggestion.
I had a big power loss on the M400 at the weekend. Quick trip down to Mole Valley this morning and they almost immediatly identified it as the spark plug gap. Neil took them all out, changed by just one tho, and it's running perfect now. Seems the new intercooler and pipework I had fitted has made it breath just that little bit better and the spark was getting blown out. It's a common problem it seems and Nobles seem very sensitive to the spark plug gap.
If not, as above, next will probably be the coil, but as you have a 2.5L and hence just one coil (whereas yellowvette is a GTO-3 and hollowpockets a M400) I'd be surprised if it's that as I'd expect the whole car to just 'die' rather than it lose power.
J
this is not going to help but mine did this exact same thing on and off for a few days got outta the car kicked it and its never done it again. :-) not very scientific but worked for meI had a big power loss on the M400 at the weekend. Quick trip down to Mole Valley this morning and they almost immediatly identified it as the spark plug gap. Neil took them all out, changed by just one tho, and it's running perfect now. Seems the new intercooler and pipework I had fitted has made it breath just that little bit better and the spark was getting blown out. It's a common problem it seems and Nobles seem very sensitive to the spark plug gap.
If not, as above, next will probably be the coil, but as you have a 2.5L and hence just one coil (whereas yellowvette is a GTO-3 and hollowpockets a M400) I'd be surprised if it's that as I'd expect the whole car to just 'die' rather than it lose power.
J
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