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    DUF42L
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    Hi guys                                       Car is VS- V6 with 6spd manual, supercharged with haltech E6X

    The Problem i am having is; – eg. when driving along in say 4th gear at 60-70km and i plant my foot on throttle, the car will pick up but the start coughing and spitting. the tacho does a bunch of bouncing around, the car is jerking around, i cant get any smooth progression.

    happens in other gears as well as whatever speeds. i notice it is from approx 3000 -5000 rpm
    the car doesnt want to go any higher than 5000

    I have swapped out the coil packs, DSI module, checked all of the wiring for coils. checked leads and plugs. bosch 044 is working fine.

    I am unsure if it could be shitty injectors, or crummy fuel, or an ECU grounding issue, or could still be a coil problem. i am stuck for ideas

    any help is appreciated

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    maybe a dumb question but was it ok before? Check the plug gaps and leads are properly seated. Also sometimes the wiring loom that plugs into the DFI can get loose on the connectors and cause an intermittent spark.

    Sounds like it’s pretty easy to reproduce so logging the Haltech could give some clues.

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    Michael
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    My car did the same thing once. I had a pin hole in one of the leads. Would only know it had a problem when under boost. Putting around like normal and you wouldn’t even know.

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    DUF42L
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    Thanks guys I’m going to check every inch of my leads. I will even run some extra insulation around all the leads

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