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MODIFICATIONS => Performance => Topic started by: TheDoug on October 06, 2008, 12:55:45 PM

Title: When is a crossover/O2 shot?
Post by: TheDoug on October 06, 2008, 12:55:45 PM
Hey guys, I did a search and cant really find a good definition on how to tell if your crossover is shot. I have a 90 TGP that has 48k (no rust, very well cared for) on it and am in the process of obtaining a TG160 chip, K&N, and a thermostat. But I really would like to do everything right with no conflicting issues.

I know from reading this that the crossovers are a problem and would like to know what are the tell tale signs of a bad crossover. I think the car runs fine. Its quick but not fast. Maybe some pics would help or what are the issues experienced with driveability?

I still get around 24 on the highway. However for a turbo car it does seem to max boost slowly, but it does seem to boost to around 6  according to dash gauge.

I want to keep the car as close to stock appearing as possible in order to hold value as a future investment.


Title: Re: When is a crossover/O2 shot?
Post by: GPChief on October 06, 2008, 03:42:11 PM
http://www.tgpforums.com/index.php/topic,3204.0.html

The above link is for crossover repair.

Try the search feature for symptoms:

Some symptoms are stalling, a exhaust smell from under the hood, and a lack of power.

Welcome to the forum :icon_mrgreen:
Title: Re: When is a crossover/O2 shot?
Post by: TurboGTU on October 06, 2008, 04:49:09 PM
Sometimes you can see black residue at the ends of the heat shield. The other leak point is on the flinges of the x-over to the exhaust manifolds. Look for black stains.

If not, consider your CAT converter clogging.