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  1. Thanks, I'll give it a go...

    hey mate, you see in that photo that block of alloy with the gaskit inbetween it and the manifold, well that alloy block is the aac valve assembly, there is a a few bolts holding it on, unbolt them it wall fall strait off, once you do this you will see the little valve on the inside, give it a good blast with carb cleaner,

    sorry about the engrish,

  2. Thanks for your reply. I'm not to sure what TPS or AAC stands for. When i cold start the car is strugles to get above 400 RPM, but if you leave it long enough it suddenly jumps to 1500 RPM... If i slightly push the accelerator pedal this causes the car to jump to 1500 RPM also...

    So it sounds like both idles are set where they should be.

    Sorry for appearing car 'stupid'.

    hv u check the TPS, thorttle & your Fast idle ctrl? there are 2 plugs on the AAC value.. the upper 1 is fast idle & the other 1 is normal idle.
  3. Thanks. I've got a feeling it might be some kind of injector issue, but im only guessing.

    Ask the Mechanic to checkout if its one of these 2 problems.

    Possible Leaking injector..

    Aire in your fuel line.

    As i have a similar problem on a cold start. let me know how it goes..

  4. I've searched on this site for my problem and there seem to be similar symptoms around but not exactly the ones I’m experiencing.

    When I cold start 75% of the time my car will stay at around 400RPM like it’s about to stall. If I ever so slightly touch the accelerator the car will bring itself up to the normal 1500RPM.

    In addition I’ve seen a lot of problems with people's cars missing at 5000 RPM. My car doesn't miss at 5000RPM but looses power after 6000RPM. I am getting full boost fine at 5000 RPM.

    My cars only mods are pod filter, exhaust and large intercooler. The car is not running an aftermarket boost controller, so it’s just standard boost.

    I'm going to take this car to a mechanic but wondered if there was something I could do myself to save money.

    I have completed an ECU diag, changed spark plugs, fuel filter, cleaned airflow meter to no avail.

  5. Standard boost, got new plugs that were gapped at 1.1? Did make a little difference. Regapped to .7 even tho i know im running standard boost and this improved a little more. Put injector cleaner through it helped a tiny bit.

    If i drive the car for 15 mins, turn it off for 10 - 15 mins, then get back in and floor it, the car doesn't miss!

    I just thought insted of screwing around with injectors, plugs and coils i could use a power FC to get a better idea about whats going on?

    Just guessing it might not just be the powerfc 2 questions are you running higher than standard boost??? what are your plugs gapped at??
  6. This must be the most exciting threads i've read so far. I can't believe a guy 20 years old wrote off an R34 and then an R33 GTR.

    I know its bad it happened on a public road and maybe more care should have been taken, but damn i think he is one cool kid.

    There are alot of jellous people around and don't let them put you off. I say your doing well. Who hasn't owned a skyline and broken the speed limit before?

  7. Everyone does crazy stuff.

    I remember a few months back i was doing 90km on the highway in the rain, got to a corner and thought it would be a good idea to put my foot down to get a little side ways. I got hell sideways and i have no idea how i got the car strait again.

    I was doing the wrong thing, but some people do things without really thinking about it and it usually happenes when your younger.

    Such as life baby.

    PS: I wonder how many people with skylines have broken the speed limit before?

  8. Triple core refers to the number of layers the radiator has. The easiest way to tell is by the thickness of the radiator. A single core is usually only no more than 10-12mm thick. U can count the number of cores by looking down the  radiator through the top

    Looking through the radiator cap hole it has two holes for each fin which run from top to bottom. I guess this means double core.

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