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940 turbo dies at junctions

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Old Aug 10th, 2018, 13:53   #1
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Default 940 turbo dies at junctions

So the wagon is road worthy at last, however I've noticed when you dip the clutch it tends to die. The car no longer has a recirculation valve like the original Mitsubishi turbo's do as I've fitted a larger blower, could that be the issue? Obviously the extra air has nowhere to go now so seems to lean out when you throttle off.

I've checked for air leaks on the boost pipes and all the vac lines have been replaced to and from the inlet.

It's running a HY35, 630cc injectors with an 012 AMM and TLAO chips.
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