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R34 Gtt Hesitation While Cruising


so_tred
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Over the last few weeks gradually getting worse my R34 GTT has had an issue where I'll be slowly accelerating/cruising along and the car will hesitate for a second. It feels like when the TCS system kicks in and cuts the power but for a shorter time.

At first I was thinking it could be the CAS or something like that but last night whilst driving (with TCS turned OFF) it did it a few times and then the SLIP light came on and stayed on until I turned the car off & on again. I'm wondering if the TCS is for some reason malfunctioning.

(The car had splitfires installed approx 50,000km's ago as well as new platinum plugs)

Any ideas or similar situations?

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Sorry for hijacking - this could help u if its not TCS related -

I had that infamous flat spot between 4700-5400 rpms, the car would also hesitate for a sec in fifth gear around 3rps when booting it, although my TCS doesnt work at all - no light on dash at all.

Changed to 0.8mm gapped NGK copper plugs, left my standard coils in. No change to above problem.

Then yesterday after reading a few bits on SAU, I reset my ECU - take off the battery terminals, stab the brake pedal a few times (brake light on/off) to drain off all the charge, then re-connect and go for a drive.

I'm just amazed to say after the ECU reset - the flatspot is almost completely GONE, not only that, the car feels so fresh, crisp and very quick to rev and GO!!

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Took it to a workshop yesterday who pulled the error code for the AFM.

It was cleaned etc, drove it this morning and I didn't really feel the hesitation but the SLIP light once again came on.

Is it a symptom of a dying AFM? It just seems like two very different systems?

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