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1987 Subaru RX falls on its face/wont boost

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Ok so this just started happening, and i dont know what is going on. But when i go WOT anything after 4K it just sputters like it's hitting a fuel cut, but i know it's not. It just started happening about a week ago. and i dont know what could cause it.

 

it's a 1.8 turbo, compression is 150psi across the board

I had another turbo car that did similar things with a bad Maf...

 

and yet another that did it with a bad computer.

 

 

 

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Ah yes - the lonesome and empty feelings of regret when the much maligned EA82T bites back. Much like a pitbull - many of them seem to strike without warning.... unless you count the warnings from this board of course.

 

Unfortunately there is no way we can help without a lot more information. It could be almost anything - and given the primitive nature of the EA82T's systems - it's highly likely that it's more than one thing.

 

GD

Edited by GeneralDisorder

Is the CEL on? What are the codes?

 

Fuel cut right at 4000 sounds like either a speed sensor, or TPS being bad or giving bad readings.

  • 4 weeks later...
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it was the maf that died, it was reading 3v just at idle so it was just dumping fuel in for no reason

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