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Old 11-10-2005, 07:02 PM   #1
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can belt slip be like the fuel shuting off or ignition....on...off...on ..off...starting at 9 lbs boost?.....I;m reworking my duct system and should be seeing about 12 or 13 lbs....system is straight from the p600b to the tb.....generaly the p600b has good belt wrap and doesn't slip with a new belt.......I'm using an old belt...maybe it belt slip, maybe not......weather here is 40 degrees so I don't think it detonating.......anyway you lt1 guys should know.

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Old 11-10-2005, 07:22 PM   #2
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Sounds like a Fuel issue.. Run it on a wideband and see.
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Old 11-10-2005, 08:35 PM   #3
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Sounds like a Fuel issue.. Run it on a wideband and see.
could be..... I have a wide band........easy stuff first
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Old 11-10-2005, 10:12 PM   #4
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Is your fuel pressure changing?

If your belt is slipping it could make it load up also....

What about your fuel filter?

I agree 40 degrees knock shouldn't be too much of an issue...

Agree more likely fuel....

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It's a real fast on... off.... on... off...no power inbetween but still running..........it's pulling like gang busters.....1/4 tank of gas, maybe it's sucking air?.............just wanted to know if a slipping belt would be that sudden.........I'll put some more gas in tomorrow and try again......love doing that.......the problem is speed limits, lack of time in between shifts and which gauge to watch..............god I love this car.

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Old 11-11-2005, 12:28 AM   #6
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spark blowout?
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Old 11-11-2005, 10:29 AM   #7
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Easy Stuff first.......You've got more than a 1/4 tank of gas right??
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Easy Stuff first.......You've got more than a 1/4 tank of gas right??
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Dam....I feel like the fool........added 15 gal of gas and problem went away.......Hmmm I've been supercharged for 4 years and never had this happen...........picked up a new belt.....think I'll go terrorize logan highways and check max boost. ..thanks for the help guys.
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This happens to me sometimes under hard accel. Don't feel too bad, I changed my plugs thinking I had blowout and they looked perfect, then realized where all the gas goes under hard accel
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This happens to me sometimes under hard accel. Don't feel too bad, I changed my plugs thinking I had blowout and they looked perfect, then realized where all the gas goes under hard accel
Sump it, and that solves the problem.

You may also wish to look at spark retard. Last time I saw your tuning files, you were running way too much advance, which would lead to spark knock. Depending onhow much timing and the knock perameters (i.e. decay, etc) you let the FAST system pull, you will get that "on-off" experience.

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Sump it, and that solves the problem.

You may also wish to look at spark retard. Last time I saw your tuning files, you were running way too much advance, which would lead to spark knock. Depending onhow much timing and the knock perameters (i.e. decay, etc) you let the FAST system pull, you will get that "on-off" experience.

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problems back.......full tank of gas...Aaron I was thinking the same thing, I;m running 26 degrees advance....it's raining now so I'll check for knock when I can......fuel pressure was down also....pos fmu's
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