Help with my symptoms. Belt slip?
I have replaced my stock IC pump with a CM30. The symptoms are much different than a bad IC pump, this is a sudden violent loss of acceleration then everything comes back. Doesnt sound like glycol contamination either, this is only at high rpms under full throttle. Throttle position sensor, maybe... but it is intermittent and car runs fine the rest of the time.
Im kind of leaning towards a belt slip. I replaced the belt when I did my pulley kit about 2k miles ago. What are the thoughts of the other c32 owners.
That said, you're probably right that its not, but the new pump could have failed (however unlikely) but just to make sure test this out with a cold car and see if you get the same issue, if it only occurs after a little bit of driving, then maybe it is the pump.
It is kind of hard to recreate the problem thats why I am having a difficult time describing.
Last edited by Panzerknacker; Dec 18, 2009 at 11:48 AM.
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It sounds VERY similar to an over boosting symptom, where the engine would shut down. Then it would come right back, because the sensor no longer sees boost.
Another, potential issue, could be HIGH IAT's due to the new boost, hence it pulls timing like a freight train, and as soon as you go back, it has power. So do you still have the stock HE?
Note: Over boost does throw a CEL.
When in doubt, call Jerry or Jake at Eurochrged. They have experienced it all on a C32, trust me
, and they are VERY happy to help a fellow nut
One more note: If the belt was slipping, you would see black residue around the blower pulley fairly easy. Also, it would not shut off so to speak, it just wouldn't pull as hard. A shut off is something from the ECU I would wager.
Last edited by MRAMG1; Dec 18, 2009 at 12:28 PM.
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There are no CELs.
I am also running a belt wrap kit.
After speaking with various tuners, and spending well over $10K in the past 6 mos., the end result has been over boost...
Let's figure this out. The car runs fantastic 99% of the time, with the exception of this intermittent "hiccup" under WOT at the top of 2nd or 3rd...
I am also running a belt wrap kit.
After speaking with various tuners, and spending well over $10K in the past 6 mos., the end result has been over boost...
Let's figure this out. The car runs fantastic 99% of the time, with the exception of this intermittent "hiccup" under WOT at the top of 2nd or 3rd...

But really to use a smaller pulley than a 185 would be an option. Or increase the amount of boost you hit before the ECU plays ref with your tuning. Although then you run the risk of damaging the motor. But MRAMG1 said over boost would cause a CEL and neither of us have one.

But really to use a smaller pulley than a 185 would be an option. Or increase the amount of boost you hit before the ECU plays ref with your tuning. Although then you run the risk of damaging the motor. But MRAMG1 said over boost would cause a CEL and neither of us have one.
Please contact Jerry on an over boost question. Jake and him are VERY knowledgeable on this issue. My statement on a CEL for over boost, is based on other posts from people on this forum. PLEASE use Jerry and Jake for issues. They really are great guys that live for our toys.
Please contact Jerry on an over boost question. Jake and him are VERY knowledgeable on this issue. My statement on a CEL for over boost, is based on other posts from people on this forum. PLEASE use Jerry and Jake for issues. They really are great guys that live for our toys.

I hope you get it straighten out my fined
Good luck, and happy holidays

The blower is cutting out when you hit the upper trq limit. The easy way to check this is to plug in STAR and see if you have a "load limit active" code in the ECU. An OBDII scanner will not pick this up.
Good news is that you are hitting the over 400ftlbs and the tranny doesn't like it.
The bad news is that you have to send in your ECU again so we can remove it.
We don't do it to every ECU because it is something that only WE can do. No other tuners do this.
Thanks
Bob


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