Supercharger surging at low RPMs
I have a 06 5.4 screw with magnacharger. When accelerating lightly, the truck surges 3-4 times like you were on the gas then letting off. Its hard hard to explain without making the engine noise but its like full boost- no boost- full boost etc then smooths out . Wide open throttle it runs great but just average driving around town it is a real bear.
Now I have been to three different tuners and the last one (a supporting vendor) believes it is a mechanical issue. I called magna and they said its the tune.
Any thoughts from the collective?
Now I have been to three different tuners and the last one (a supporting vendor) believes it is a mechanical issue. I called magna and they said its the tune.
Any thoughts from the collective?
have you made sure there is no vacuum leaks may try sparying some brake cleaner or carb cleaner around manifold and see if rpm raises how long has blower been on and did this start from the beginning or over time
this started several months ago. the truck sat for about 6 months before.
Thanks Crash and Windsor. I will clean the IAC and TB tonight before I start disassembling. I did clean the MAF. Not throwing codes. The truck only has about 14k on it so I doubt there is much carbon build up but I hope it is something that simple.
What fuel was in the tank? E85, or gasoline? Could be something as simple as a clogged fuel filter from sitting for 6 mos. I really don't think this is the MAF or IAC. IAC usually only gives a problem with idling, not driveablility from all the problems I've seen on them.
Would be nice to see what the air/fuel mixture is doing, as well watch the boost gauge. A visit to a dyno would allow you to at least see what's going on in more detail.
Would be nice to see what the air/fuel mixture is doing, as well watch the boost gauge. A visit to a dyno would allow you to at least see what's going on in more detail.
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Blower on the truck for about a year without any issues. Some minor pinging so I decided to get it tuned. Took it to a local mustang SCT guy who could not figure out the tune. Went to a second tuner who has went through the tune several times with datalog and says it has to be mechanical.
The symptoms are touchy throttle (bad), surging and pinging at partial throttle. Wide open/ 3000 rpm+ runs perfect.
I only run premium non-ethanol gas.
I would love to put it on the dyno but haven't found any local I would trust...
The symptoms are touchy throttle (bad), surging and pinging at partial throttle. Wide open/ 3000 rpm+ runs perfect.
I only run premium non-ethanol gas.
I would love to put it on the dyno but haven't found any local I would trust...
Blower on the truck for about a year without any issues. Some minor pinging so I decided to get it tuned. Took it to a local mustang SCT guy who could not figure out the tune. Went to a second tuner who has went through the tune several times with datalog and says it has to be mechanical.
The symptoms are touchy throttle (bad), surging and pinging at partial throttle. Wide open/ 3000 rpm+ runs perfect.
I only run premium non-ethanol gas.
I would love to put it on the dyno but haven't found any local I would trust...
The symptoms are touchy throttle (bad), surging and pinging at partial throttle. Wide open/ 3000 rpm+ runs perfect.
I only run premium non-ethanol gas.
I would love to put it on the dyno but haven't found any local I would trust...
my guess.. there is not enough timing at idle have him set the timing in closed throttle to min of 12-15 degree of advance. any less and the engine is going to surge due to it needing to make enough power to keep the rotating momentum going. the PCM controls the idle with 3 things , Timing first, then the throttle position/IAC, then fuel. if you have SCT data log your idle and part throttle operations. mine surges on decelleration and the timing will drop to -2 and surge back to +10.






