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FMIC install -NOW engine Randomly Cuts-Out

Kaido_RR

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Kaido_RR

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hey,

I got My FMIC install on monday, after it was install i had it on the dyno and had my ebc tune so now i am running 12psi (0.8bar) now i have a problem when i am driving the car, doesnt matter what style (it has happen when i was driving normal and giving it some stick) basicly what happens is the engine dies, it just cuts out :( But the really wired thing is that if i just re-start it the car will start fine and there isnt a problem.

I have check the following items and they dont seem to be the problem, IC piping all connect up and no leaks, afm plugs, fuel pump :S

I am all out of ideas :S

PLZ someone help its starting to piss me off :@

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DRFT 14

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Did you modify the BOV in anyway when you installed the Intecooler and new piping? Check that the hose that goes from your BOV to you intake is still attached securely. Your problem sounds like what my car did before I went over my blow off valve setup.

Angry Proficient

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sure it isnt your silcone joins on your cooler and piping? ..mine did this for a while until i blew the hose off completely.

double check your clamps ... start your car ..and grab some CRC ..spray the edges.. and if any of it gets thru . your idle will change.. meaning the crc is getting thru into your inlet.. meaning u have a poor join in the silcone or your clamps are on c0ck eyed

just my thoughts

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