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I think that is for the stock boost control solenoid.(boost cut) but I'm not sure though
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![]() ![]() Do the timing yourself, just pick up a timing gun and download the FSM that the other guy showed you. There is a process to putting the ECU into timing/idle set mode, like on the KA you have to unhook the TPS, not sure what the process is on the SR (probably the same)... Check for boost leaks like was suggested. |
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