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smoke on boost - puglove - 11-09-2013

Just a thought, The HDI has a wippy s1 on it, but past 3k its quite smokey on full boost, & maintaining 15psi, so this is obviously unburnt fuel, so can i wind the boost up on the turbo a couple psi to compensate for the extra fuel?


Oh and before you ask, yes iv cleaned the air filter & its a K&N so guessing its not just because its being chocked on boost,

also decat straight through so no restrictions there


RE: smoke on boost - rd070707 - 11-09-2013

You shouldn't have to turn it up on stage one, maybe maf is faulty? tried unplugging it?


RE: smoke on boost - puglove - 11-09-2013

didnt come up on the fault code finder so im guessing not,

i no you shouldnt but if i can = winning


RE: smoke on boost - rd070707 - 11-09-2013

I don't think it always creates a code, I'd just unplug it and see


RE: smoke on boost - Dum-Dum - 11-09-2013

Quite possibly the MAF, they die faster with K&N filters as the filter oil hurts them.

You could turn the boost up a turn or 2 though but I'm not sure how much faster your likely to go.


RE: smoke on boost - C2K - 11-09-2013

MAF yo. I had the same on S1 map these last few weeks. Substituted MAF and it's all kosher.


RE: smoke on boost - Poodle - 11-09-2013

K&ns eat mafs for fun, sack it off, they're no better anyway. Mafs dont usually throw a code when they die because they still stay within the parameters expected by the ecu.