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hey guys i have just reciently had my r32 gtst fully tunned and all was good it is on 15psi not to high and it was a safe tune and all of a sudden the car wont rev over 2.5 grand.....i have checked everything that i can but i was just wondering what you guy think it could be.

btw the computer is a haltec v6.....

i know i'll it to the tuners but i just want some oppionions of what it can be before i go spending money i dont have.

any help would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers

Justin Murphy

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i dont have a controlller for the haltech how else can i check it?

i have checked all plugs and piping. when its in neutural i revs fine up to 2500 and then does the same when in gear.....like......bahh....bahh.....bahh with like a half second intervals.

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i dont have a controlller for the haltech how else can i check it?
Then how did they tune it?
i have checked all plugs and piping. when its in neutural i revs fine up to 2500 and then does the same when in gear.....like......bahh....bahh.....bahh with like a half second intervals.
Sounds awfully like a rev limit being hit. Take it back to the tuner and ask him to fix.
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yeah its man

i am taking it to my tuner next week but i dont really have the money to spend on it.....thats y i wanted to know if it was something i could fix.

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btw the computer is a haltec v6.....
i dont have a controlller for the haltech how else can i check it?

Iv never heard of a V6... but the Haltech's I've seen just need to be hooked up to a serial port on your laptop.

If its a HARD cut, then it could be the Haltech freakin out, due to a faulty sensor etc.

This will be pretty obvious if you hook a PC up to it with Haltuner installed and in Online mode.

GL

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