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So for the past few weeks the Z has been backfiring heavily when coming down the rev range in any gear - without being pushed at all (just shifting down a gear and leaving it come down on it own).

Recently i had the O2 sensors changed by Jimmer and some fresh turbos and it is more or less since then.

 

I have bought a brand new MAF from Z1 and just changed the spark plugs all-round.

 

Im also idling around 950 rpm, and can hear some break-up in the exhaust tone every few moments.

 

Any suggestions on what to check next?

 

91TT Btw.

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I cant see any blatant marks, i am assuming it is ignition as there is a fuel smell

 

I have checked for ECU Codes but nothing to report - i should also add it is a JWT ECU, although it wasnt having the issue previously.

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Unfortunately no conzult best i could do was ECU Codes

 

I will test the PTU thanks Ali

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I am attempting to test my PTU following the continuity test but the diagrams aren’t matching..

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Can I just take abcdefg as 123456E?

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Thanks for confirming, not getting any continuity through it. Perhaps it’s dead..

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