PLEASE read everything as it will probably help you understand whats going on. I listed everything I know.
I have been having this problem for quite some time now, and this car is a project car right now. But, when we got the car it had a bad turbo on it. What I did was buy a ta 33 with a te61 center section, 36lb blue tops, ported intake, adj. fuel pressure regulator, scanmaster 2.1, walbro in tank pump, thrasher 92 chip that was programmed to the blue tops, 86-87 computer, new fuel injector harness(positive their all right), 86-87 coil, little plug adapter, base adapter, ignition module, spark plugs, plug wires, and IAT sensor.
Now, I havent got an 86-87 maf sensor, and I dont yet have the 86-87 igniton module and coil put on. BUT, I dont think it would cause this weird of an issue.
What happens is when you stand on the peddle, it just slowly revs up, but doesnt seem to go to redline(maybe it is, cant tell), and the turbo just isnt spooling up very high. I think we usually see something like 5psi. If we sit there and torque brake it, the turbo will only get up to about 1psi. I dont have an aftermarket torque converter, but I would think it would still roast the tires EITHER way. I am absolute positive the vacuum tubes are right, and the car sits at 16psi vacuum. Also, the fuel pressure sits at about 28psi when idling and goes up to about 36 when we rev it up. We lowered the fuel pressure way down but it doesnt seem to help any on performance, and for some reason just smells a little rich. I do have a fuel pressure gauge and boost gauge so you know that I am correct on readings. One other thing is that there are NO exhaust leaks anymore because we had the headers welded up. There is an exhaust leak, BUT it is right AFTER the cat. I dont think that would cause it either. Here is another thing that is odd. When we disconnected the TP sensor, the car idled higher, but seemed to act a little better. It didnt improve performance, but it just seemed smoother although idling faster. When we put the plug back on the TP sensor it idled down, and idled good but SOMEWHAT stumbly. Its hard to explain, but it idles good, but sounds like its a little......off. We disconnected the MAF sensor and nothing happeded, BUT as soon as I plugged it back in the car almost died, but idled out of it. THe car also has no backfire whatsoever in case your wondering if the cam might be screwed. There are also no codes being thrown. We also checked to see that all cylinders were firing and they are. That is all I can think of right now, so please help.
For gods sake, PLEASE, PLEASE someone help me on this. Im a buick owner for one year now and havent had a chance to take it out due to this stupid issue.
I have been having this problem for quite some time now, and this car is a project car right now. But, when we got the car it had a bad turbo on it. What I did was buy a ta 33 with a te61 center section, 36lb blue tops, ported intake, adj. fuel pressure regulator, scanmaster 2.1, walbro in tank pump, thrasher 92 chip that was programmed to the blue tops, 86-87 computer, new fuel injector harness(positive their all right), 86-87 coil, little plug adapter, base adapter, ignition module, spark plugs, plug wires, and IAT sensor.
Now, I havent got an 86-87 maf sensor, and I dont yet have the 86-87 igniton module and coil put on. BUT, I dont think it would cause this weird of an issue.
What happens is when you stand on the peddle, it just slowly revs up, but doesnt seem to go to redline(maybe it is, cant tell), and the turbo just isnt spooling up very high. I think we usually see something like 5psi. If we sit there and torque brake it, the turbo will only get up to about 1psi. I dont have an aftermarket torque converter, but I would think it would still roast the tires EITHER way. I am absolute positive the vacuum tubes are right, and the car sits at 16psi vacuum. Also, the fuel pressure sits at about 28psi when idling and goes up to about 36 when we rev it up. We lowered the fuel pressure way down but it doesnt seem to help any on performance, and for some reason just smells a little rich. I do have a fuel pressure gauge and boost gauge so you know that I am correct on readings. One other thing is that there are NO exhaust leaks anymore because we had the headers welded up. There is an exhaust leak, BUT it is right AFTER the cat. I dont think that would cause it either. Here is another thing that is odd. When we disconnected the TP sensor, the car idled higher, but seemed to act a little better. It didnt improve performance, but it just seemed smoother although idling faster. When we put the plug back on the TP sensor it idled down, and idled good but SOMEWHAT stumbly. Its hard to explain, but it idles good, but sounds like its a little......off. We disconnected the MAF sensor and nothing happeded, BUT as soon as I plugged it back in the car almost died, but idled out of it. THe car also has no backfire whatsoever in case your wondering if the cam might be screwed. There are also no codes being thrown. We also checked to see that all cylinders were firing and they are. That is all I can think of right now, so please help.
For gods sake, PLEASE, PLEASE someone help me on this. Im a buick owner for one year now and havent had a chance to take it out due to this stupid issue.