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Thread: RPM drops the instant VSS is detected

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    Default RPM drops the instant VSS is detected

    Hi, I have an issue with my car stumbling as soon as I start to move and it appears to be triggered by vehicle speed. I did a test by sitting on a hill with it idling in gear and holding it with the handbrake to eliminate brake vacuum. The instant the VSS went above 0 the TB dropped from 16% back to 11% and the engine nearly stalled. I did nothing but released the handbrake. Could this only be caused by the throttle cracker or could it be a number of things? any help would be greatly appreciated. I have attached a short log and my tune.

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    Try this, couple of small changes. Might help.
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    It's all good until it goes "Bang"

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    Thanks mate, I will give it a go. Cheers

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    MAP pid shows that to much air is getting in.

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