Lack of power at 2500-3000RPM
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Lack of power at 2500-3000RPM
I have a 2003 MCS with a 17% reduction pulley.
It has 160,000 miles.
For the last 10-20K miles I have been experiencing a lack of power in the 2500-3000RPM range, especially when upshifting.
The car still goes string in upper RPM band.
Using OBDII computer, if I reset all adaptions, the car runs great for 2-300miles. Then I assume the computer has stopped using tables and trying to use what it learned and goes back to misbehaving.
I have tried a new bypass value. 1st an aftermarket from Detroit tuned. That did not help, in fact it felt a little worse. So I went back to a stock value.
I'm at a loss. Is this a supercharger wearing out symptom?
Vacuum leak somewhere?
No codes from computer.
It has 160,000 miles.
For the last 10-20K miles I have been experiencing a lack of power in the 2500-3000RPM range, especially when upshifting.
The car still goes string in upper RPM band.
Using OBDII computer, if I reset all adaptions, the car runs great for 2-300miles. Then I assume the computer has stopped using tables and trying to use what it learned and goes back to misbehaving.
I have tried a new bypass value. 1st an aftermarket from Detroit tuned. That did not help, in fact it felt a little worse. So I went back to a stock value.
I'm at a loss. Is this a supercharger wearing out symptom?
Vacuum leak somewhere?
No codes from computer.
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I replaced my clutch 2 years ago.
I could try yet another BPV.
I've heard of G3. I will have to contact them.
Thanks!
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