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Losing Boost

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#1

Hey guys, lately when I hit boost in usually 3rd gear it sometimes sounds and feels like the turbo is cutting in and out. Just wondering if anyone knows what I could do to check what's wrong with out taking it to a mechanic?

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  • Its normal for boost to drop in the mid range if you have a generic tune or a safe custom tuned. Esp if you have a mechanical gauge. Obviously generics are far from safe though.

#2

I lost boost once, turns out I left it in my other pants.

But seriously check the bearings and listen for noises on shutdown. Check all the hoses and joints , maybe you have an intermittent boost leak. Try cleaning the boost solenoid.

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#3

Your car might be surging. Have you had it tuned? Does it have a stock fuel pump?

Put a boost gauge in to see if it is actually turbo related.

#4
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I think it does have a stock fuel pump. It has been tuned about 4 months ago with a flash tune. I have a boost gauge and it shows it dropping from 10 to about 2 or 3 psi then back up again.

#5

It's definitely not your coils and plugs?

#6

Its normal for boost to drop in the mid range if you have a generic tune or a safe custom tuned. Esp if you have a mechanical gauge.

Obviously generics are far from safe though.

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#7

with henz... check your coils

#8

Wat bout the actuator has that been changed

#9
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Yeah I'll check the plugs today and see how they are. Any recommendations for what type of plug for an 04 BA turbo?

#10

Id be more worried about the coils, if its stock use ford plugs

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