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Old Apr 23, 2016, 05:38 PM
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Car sputtering at full WOT

When I get into boost my car loads up and backfires/sputters. Car is tuned by 51/50 racing in Santa Ana with Evo 9 turbo 1120 doc injectors muse 02 dump full exhaust intake intercooler piping etc... Just the normal bolt ons. Just can't get into boost really . The codes it's throwing are P0113 intake air temperature sensor 1 circuit high, p0102 mass or volume air flow a circuit low, and p0107 manifold absolute pressure/barometric pressure circuit low. Anyone that could point me in the right direction please help!!
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well looks like your map/maf bad. you should only have a IAT if on SD. sounds like you are on MAF.
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Originally Posted by Bhsj13
well looks like your map/maf bad. you should only have a IAT if on SD. sounds like you are on MAF.
So you think I have a bad maf??
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Originally Posted by christianreed91
When I get into boost my car loads up and backfires/sputters. Car is tuned by 51/50 racing in Santa Ana with Evo 9 turbo 1120 doc injectors muse 02 dump full exhaust intake intercooler piping etc... Just the normal bolt ons. Just can't get into boost really . The codes it's throwing are P0113 intake air temperature sensor 1 circuit high, p0102 m*** or volume air flow a circuit low, and p0107 manifold absolute pressure/barometric pressure circuit low. Anyone that could point me in the right direction please help!!
yes, MAF and MAP sensors imo.
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sounds like a degraded MAF
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Was swapping the MAF the fix? I experience the same issues.
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Originally Posted by NJ_evoIXgsr
Was swapping the MAF the fix? I experience the same issues.
No it was the plugs
Old May 15, 2016, 04:12 PM
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Let me know if that happens again. When I swap out the plugs I can go WOT without issues for probably 1k mileage and then issue reappears.
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You check the gap of the plugs before and after your 1k driving? What plugs are you using? I prefer the ngk's over denso.
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I used Densos this time and the gap is a lot wider then the ngks. I used them how they were straight out the box and ran fine for the first few 100 miles then started to misfire on WOT. Pulled them out, gapped them to .020 and the misfires went away.
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Yes need to gap them lower. The denso on my car were wide too and now I used ngks and never going back to denso.
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May be a long shot but look at the ceramic part of your spark plugs. When I pulled my head off to do head studs the spark plugs magically decided to crack on the porcelain part. Took me a day to figure out it why the hell the car was fine under normal driving, but under 16+ PSI of boost it just sputters like hell.
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It would have to do with your maf or map sensor. Also check your spark plugs, make sure you're using ngk ones or better. Not some random plugs bought from autozone or something.
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So two things my mechanic found with the car that may have caused my sputtering at WOT.

Boost leak on the jpipe. Nipple blew off
Spark plugs gapped wrong. I have since bought a feeler gauge. I was using the stupid coin type gauge.

I haven't really tried getting on it as it is now my daily for a few months and don't want any issues to arise. I have "tested" it without any issues. So I believe my issues were resolved.
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