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C2S fuel starvation?
ResB replied to DelbertW's topic in 997-1 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 2S, Carrera 4S)
£528 inc tax. This was a discounted price as member of Porsche Club GB. two of us had it done + I had already had one before. Cheers DelbertW I had my ECU re-programmed by DMS, who claim 20-23bhp increase on a C2S and not long afterwards the car would misfire at low revs, particularly if your in a high gear. Did you by any chance have your car on a rolling road first to check the bhp and then after the ECU was re-programmed. Anyway, I need to speak with Mike at DMS and get him to check to see if the ECU is still as expected as I recently had my first service and it doesn't feel right for some reason. It's quite normal to hear a hissing from the filler neck when you remove the cap and the fuel level is low. -
I overtook a 996 on the M62 today as it happens, slowed by the side of him, gave an agreeable nod, and he just looked at me like I was a t#@t. lol...