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Bill O'Neill
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I was driving along about an hour ago and my car just died.
First the radio shut of, then the clock faded and the car started to feel stuggish.. By the time I got it home (4 miles after the radio went out) , the car couldn't get out of its own way. I had keep the revs up because it felt like it was going to stall. Once I shut it down, there was no getting it started.
Is it normal for the turbo not to spool up in that type of situation? I figured it might have something to do with the lack of power getting to the ECU.
First the radio shut of, then the clock faded and the car started to feel stuggish.. By the time I got it home (4 miles after the radio went out) , the car couldn't get out of its own way. I had keep the revs up because it felt like it was going to stall. Once I shut it down, there was no getting it started.
Is it normal for the turbo not to spool up in that type of situation? I figured it might have something to do with the lack of power getting to the ECU.