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now, mind you i've tried the various fixes for the missinglink. So far, no solution yet, but at least I know why.
when i am away at school (my car goes with me of course), my car is parked out doors in the cold. So, when I go into boost slowly, at 1 psi, I will get the infamous jerk, of the fuel cut. WHen I mash the throttle, I don't get fuel cut. My theory is that the cold weather and being exposed for days in cold night makes the missinglink LESS effective in slight manifold pressure increase (0psi to 1 psi).
So you are wondering what is my point? When I drove home (380 miles) for the first time, guess what, I got fuel cut going into momentary boost for the first 200 miles. After that, the issue did not bother me at all; for the next 3 weeks that is. During Christmas vacation, I drove my car every day (like I did at school), BUUUTTT my car slept in the safety of the my warm, enclosed GARAGE. NOT ONCE DID I GET FUEL CUT, NOR ANY CEL!!!!!!!!!
When I come back to school, I am again parked on the outside of the road overnight, the second day parked outside, HELLO FUEL CUT and CEL.
Anyway, yes my car is parked outside right now, and when I drive, I get fuel cut here and there at 0-1psi.
I don't think there really is a cure for this other than parking in a garage at night. Any thoughts? I am interested if you all get fuel cut like I do when I am partially into boost, and if your car is parked outdoors at night.
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