Still got PSI problems

[kashdog1]

Hey this is following my post a little while back. I really don’t know how to fix my lack of psi, and in turn my acceleration problem. I know very little about these cars since I am a new owner, and even with research I'm still struggling to fix it. I try to check it with a data master, but it would not read my truck for some reason. I was wondering If anyone knew who I could go to in the Chicago land area to get my Typhoon fixed. I'm getting pretty frustrated with it. Thanks for the help.
-Andrew

 

[JSM]

Re: Still got PSI problems

Datamaster not working on your truck probably has nothing to do with the truck, but more with computer and setup.

To be honest your question ranks up along side one such as "My car doesn't run, what is wrong?"

Finding a shop to fix your truck will be difficult, unless you plan to travel far. Finding some locals willing to teach you how to fish (not give you fish), very possible.

 

[VermontTy]

Re: Still got PSI problems

Andrew....put a thread up in here asking for help.

http://www.syty.net/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=20

I'm sure someone can come to your aid, or you can go to someone's place for help. For starters, I'd buy a couple rolls of vacuum line and go through replacing every vacuum line under the hood. It could be as simple as that, or could be that you're knocking like a bastard your timing is getting retarded / boost drops off as a result. Diagnosing your issue with crappy vacuum lines would drive someone to drink. As Jeff said, your DM issues are not the truck, its your computer setup. Try calling TTS Power Systems (310-669-8101) and see if they can give you a walkthrough on setting it up and getting stuff to work.

 

[SeattleSy#1255]

Re: Still got PSI problems

Did you replace all the vacuum lines like I mentioned before?

You got a 2 page list of things to do on that last thread. What have you done or tried of the help already given?

 

[Quickstop [UK]]

Re: Still got PSI problems

As far as Datamaster goes, make sure you have the Belkin F5U103 adaptor if you need a USB - COM lead. I tried it using an alternative - waste of my money!

Ensure you set it up rightn and read the PDF manual from TTS about it.

I'm in the same boat as you! Good Luck!