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Redblock cough s when driven fast

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Old Sep 28th, 2023, 22:44   #1
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Default Redblock cough s when driven fast

My 940 coughs or sputters when accepting hard
I've fitted new coil plugs leads cap etc just not the
Ignition Module what else could it be
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Old Sep 29th, 2023, 08:32   #2
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Restricted air filter?
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Old Sep 29th, 2023, 16:09   #3
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Boost cut? What chips you running?

It could also be spark blowout.
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What plugs are you running and what gap have you set them to?

Have you checked the cam timing is correct (front pulley not slipped)
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Boost cut?.
where is the electronic actuator to cut the boost? This is a 940 on LH2.4 we are talking about here not something modern.

What I imagine you are referring to is fuel cut caused by the air flow threshold.
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I double check the plugs tomorrow what do you recommend
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NGK BPR7ES and gap to 28 thou (0.7mm)
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Technically it is positive pressure ('boost') that causes it to cut.😝
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Technically it is positive pressure ('boost') that causes it to cut.😝
No the air flow meter is on the intake of the the turbo so the sensor does not see any boost pressure. What it sees is air mass
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