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My 32 started playing up last night, only things that changed was me disconnecting the battery for about 30 mins while installing headunit, and filling up a full tank of BP Ultimate (and then making good use of 3 lanes on 2nd gear gear limiter - on a private road of course.)

Symptons:

-Poor idle, has a audible miss, idle drops occasionally

-When suddenly letting off the accel and putting clutch in, car wants to stall, and often will if i dont keep revs up

-Is noticably down on power.. seems laggier.. don't feel anything until about 4.5k rather than the normal 3k.

-Stock boost gauge has no reading (Not sure if it was working before hand, never bothered to look)

-No speedo reading.. Unrelated but it happened at the same time, what usually needs to be replaced?

Car has Turboback 3" exhaust, FMIC, pod, stock bov, stock ecu, running 0.8bar with no boost controller or anything.

I've checked cooler pipes, 99% sure theyre fine, not really keen to just go around checking random stuff in case theres a common fix for this.

Thanks, bry

Just changed the fuel filter, feels alot better now, will take it for a better drive later on. Cat isn't blocked.

How can I check the knock sensor? Or is it more of a matter of just replacing it?

Thanks for the suggestions!

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