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      04-15-2016, 03:04 AM   #1
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Car going limp..

I attached the codes. Idk why I'm having cylinder misfires when I have brand new Bosch ignition coils and new NGK5992's gapped and installed like 2k miles ago. Leaky injectors? I used to at least hold boost until 3rd gear during wot until my HKS would release during higher rpms of the gear. I'm piecing together that that might be my boost solenoids? But tonight car was driving like more crap than ever. help 90k miles.. Haven't done carbon cleaning idk if that would resolve issues? Lol
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Carbon Blast will resolve soooo much!!! You will c! Get it done ASAP!!!!!!!
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Carbon Blast will resolve soooo much!!! You will c! Get it done ASAP!!!!!!!
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      04-15-2016, 09:52 AM   #4
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90K with no intake valve cleaning, you've answered your own question

Also I notice P3100 which is vanos, you may need to replace those. Otherwise try cleaning them first. That is another culprit of misfires.

P2ABC Is TMAP sensor which could mean it's dirty or broken, I'd inspect that.

P29cf is a fuel pressure sensor code it's pretty broad but may be a LPFP or HPFP on it's way out.

Have you any datalogs?

You have a lot of codes, so it seems you have more then 1 issue right now. Take care of each 1 by 1 until they go away.

Regardless if it's the exact fix for your car you will definitely find improvement with a walnut blast on the intake valves.

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