
Originally Posted by
abamfo
I had it with bank 1, stock HE and pump... not sure this will make any difference but the intercoolers have been replaced with a new version from Eaton... it has a higher part number on ECS
I forget the revision #, but I believe mine was either suffix R or S. Previously I had D, then E, then F (yes I'm on my 4th set

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The worse part about this process is that it doesn't show up in leak-down or pressure tests, it reveals itself as a misfire (at idle, and then during high load situations) which fools you into thinking its the spark plug, coil pack, or fuel injector. The only true way to diagnose this is to pull it out to pressure test or closely monitor your coolant levels to see if they slowly go down. I actually have a feeling many are actually leaking, just leaking a very small amount to not make a significant impact to generate a full misfire code.
It's definitely good to have a spare pack if you are modded, particularly if you are pushing the larger amounts of air on a dual-pulley set-up. I would actually point fingers more towards air velocity over heat cycle, although I'm sure heat cycle does contribute to the matter, but this is just a guess.
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