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Hello,guys.

I'm one from Thailand .Now I got some more trouble on my RB25DET S1 .

Last week,I wen to made custom front mount inter cooler after use top mount for a while,and I assume that it kick the problem start.

The problem will happen when I push more gas when running to kick the turbo .Then the car will get some split which will make it don't want to rev up .It is some kind like engine stall.But when this happen and I do the double clutch it 's gone and rev fine to the redline 6900 rpm with out problem.

I try to diagnost this problem ,and it seem to ECU ,nor Clutch which is mine now a little slip away. So could you help me out Thanks every one

The car is BMW E36 ,Pierburg fuel pump,Nismo Siggle plateclutch, Z32 AFM and stock Rb25DET S1 Engine .

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Replaced your plugs lately? How much boost are you running?

now set at stock, plug have been replaceing just a few month ago

First, I'am Thinking the pipe leak too.But it seem unlikely as the condition appear.As my past experience it should'nt be can't rev anymore ,but thisproblem it gone when I kick the clutch down ,then Rev fine trought the redline.

I ask alot of people here ,too.The advice me to check the ECU .So what do you think.Now I 'm flash it memmory while I'm here too work.

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