Sometimes when I boost out 1st straight to 12-15psi my car would immediately start to misfire right after. Today I disconnected the battery, changed the plugs and waited 15 min. Reconnected the battery start the car and car starts sputtering. Digital a/f read 1.XXX at idle and under load. Disconnected the battery, wait 15min, took out the fuse for inline (disabling it), reconnect battery and start and car idles fine. Put fuse for inline back in and car starts sputtering again. Took fuse out and car conitnues to sputter and digital reads 1.XXX at idle and load. Disconneted the battery again, wait 15 reconnect with inline pump disable and car idles fine. Drive it with inline pump disable for 7-10 miles and car drives fine and af reads fine. 4 hours later, started car and it automatcially shuts itself off. This happens 6-7 times. I put the fuse for the inline pump back in and start the car. Car idles and drives almost fine. Only problem is when I break real hard, the rpm would drop quickly and almost shuts the car off. So what gives?

What are your fuel pressures when this is happening?

im throwing this out in the air but it almost sounds like a battery or altenator problem. some kinda voltage drop. i dunno, just check and see what your alt is putting out and ur bat level

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fp is normal. and alternator and battery is fine too.

how old is your oxygen sensor?

Bad wire or plugs. JMO

I just changed o2 sensor and I tested wires and coil pack with new plugs. Hey Nate, explain why you widen the whole on the resistor again? I'm thinking because of those straight 15psi boost, that for that moment my fuel is extremely rich and dumping so much fuel into the engine that it causes misfires. Maybe if my resistor is bigger then, the sfmu wouldn't dump so much for it long enough to flood the engine.