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Too rich fuel/air with boost controller 700 1986

posted by  Token Ring Man on  Sun Mar 10 12:01 CST 2002
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What a PITA Rafael. My boost controller became damaged last week. I'm back to the old hose, what a bummer. I left work and go onto the interstate. The car just sprang to life when I began merging. I backed off and noticed the boost guage was not working. I drove home carefully so I wouldn't blow my engine. I don't need that expense right now.

I took the device off and replaced it with the hose. Performance is down. I bought some fittings to repair it. I will post the results soon.
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Warren Bain - '86 744Ti M46 >285Kmi, '96 965 >99Kmi Wifemobile near Manassas Va.. I get e-mail replies to my postings.






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