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Ade
Tuesday 25th January 2011, 19:52
Got my t5 back today, first Rica mapped run with all boost pipes intact!

Thing is it tends to shudder/jerk/hold back slightly when on full throttle sometimes.... Any idea what this may be?

T5frankie
Tuesday 25th January 2011, 19:59
spark plugs

t5 pete
Tuesday 25th January 2011, 20:00
put new spark plugs in alot of people have this ones having a remap

Ade
Tuesday 25th January 2011, 20:01
Cool, a quick check of one looked ok, but prob worth doing them if that's common. :D

t5 pete
Tuesday 25th January 2011, 20:47
They always do look ok but for some reason the remap deffinatly picks out the weak plugs

Volvostorm
Tuesday 25th January 2011, 21:00
These are cheap:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/GENUINE-Volvo-Spark-Plugs-TURBO-850-V70-S70-C70-S60-T5-/290500103099?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item43a327cbbb

thunderace
Tuesday 25th January 2011, 21:02
Got my t5 back today, first Rica mapped run with all boost pipes intact!

Thing is it tends to shudder/jerk/hold back slightly when on full throttle sometimes.... Any idea what this may be?

Mine did the same at about 3500rpm, changed leads and plugs and problem fixed.

96T5Andy
Tuesday 25th January 2011, 21:43
These are cheap:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/GENUINE-Volvo-Spark-Plugs-TURBO-850-V70-S70-C70-S60-T5-/290500103099?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item43a327cbbb

I also bought some sparkplugs from that same seller. very happy with the item.

woz
Tuesday 25th January 2011, 21:53
same thing with mine, - try different petrol - TEsco 99 throbonator seems better in my car than Shell Veep.
Yet Shell Foolsave is better than any other vomit fuel when needs must.

Even with the best option I still get occasional shudder under full boost like a sort of cough or hiccup.

Had similar troubles to yours which bacame almost chronic - had two garages look at it - in the end someone on here suggested plug leads so i replaced those and "poof" problem solved - back to the normal mild hiccups anyway.

So - if you have changed the plugs and tested different petrols, try the leads and dizzy cap then get your injectors cleaned by Jimathon, you should notice a good improvement at least.

Cheers

Woz
Oh and let us all know what the solution is;>)

Ade
Wednesday 26th January 2011, 00:17
Plugs ordered.... fingers crossed!

merc85
Wednesday 26th January 2011, 17:05
I'd try some new leads as mine was suffering the same symptoms, new leads cured this although mine is not remaped. :(

chunky
Friday 29th July 2011, 23:42
im having same problem,does anyone use ngk iridium plugs? if not what do you reccomend? cheers :)

p fandango
Friday 29th July 2011, 23:46
im having same problem,does anyone use ngk iridium plugs? if not what do you reccomend? cheers :)
most just stick with genuine Volvo ones

The Flying Moose
Friday 29th July 2011, 23:50
I use NGK Platinums, I have found they last the longest and I have never had any issues. The bosch super plus plugs seem good too.

As pedro says however you can pick up a set of genuine for £25.