I replaced my radiator, and in so doing ran into some issues with the hood latch mechanism causing a dashboard error. After test driving the car after a tangential heater core issue, the car has no power. It feels like there isn't any turbo pressure, though I can still hear the turbo. I've checked all the connections and can't find any boost leaks.
Could the ECU be limiting power because of the hood latch mechanism? Anything else?
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DId you listen to the engine with the hood up while it's running? You might hear a whooshing sound, pointing to the culprit.
I don't know of a hood latch sensor that reports in and reduces engine power. Not saying it doesn't exist.
My money's on a missed connection.
I don't know of a hood latch sensor that reports in and reduces engine power. Not saying it doesn't exist.
My money's on a missed connection.
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