piper1
Well-Known Member
I was almost going to ask if it felt like the "Banana in the tailpipe" like it's being choked off. Has anyone looked into the exhaust system yet, sensors and all, from what I've read here on warm up valves in the exhaust only run to one side of the pipes not both correct?That’s a great way to describe how it feels!
It happened again today for me, was parked for a few minutes after a nice 30 mile run, engine was nice and warm. Went to pull out, and basically no power, felt like someone stuck potatoes in my exhaust. Power kicked in after 4 seconds and it the car ran normally afterwards. Has happened about a dozen times so far.
I honestly hope a recall on the Supra is on the way...completely unacceptable from Toyota.
Once I get a chance I’ll upload my ECU specs.
I'm wondering if there's something in the emissions monitoring that's gone wrong, maybe a sensor that's shorted or near a hot section to melt or go array something maybe watching for cats to warm up? Is there anyone with full aftermarket exhaust having the same issue or is it all stock? Since I won't be pulling the trigger on one just yet I don't have one first hand to look at but some guesses that I've been coming up with as I've watched the thread. On the E85 for the US market there's a secondary air pump that helps warm the cats to temp for emissions, those sound like turbines when they go but are a wearable item on E85 Z4s and the valves also that correlates with them, so it's gotten me wondering since a full ecu swap didn't help if it's something causing the exhaust to choke.
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