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Well, soon after I put my new R34 turbo into the car, the car has stated:

Missing on idle an also and general cruising at any RPM. Moreso at about 2000rpm than anywhere else. Suspect either AFM or Oxygen sensor.

Have lost my power steering and HICAS. Light has come on. Fluids are ok, but I suspect the computer has shit itself.

Have done a diagnostic and 55 comes up all OK.

Any other suggestions.

How much to get the HICAS computer checked and fixed with dry solder.

Thanks in advance,

Doc

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I never believe in coincidences

look at all teh things you phyically touched

the plug the the afm and the ones to teh black ignightor box are susceptable to failure after touching them...

common on straight turbo swaps

vac leak from the crankcase to intake tube

afm plug failure

and people leaning and stretching hte wire on teh ignightor box

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