Rapid studdering 3rd gear through to 6th

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Hey all first post here,

Recently purchased a 2016 mk7 st-3 fiesta running puma speed stage 2, I noticed a problem when you put foot to the floor in 4th 5th and 6th the car shudders and misfires in quite a rapid succession.

Immediately I assumed spark plugs so got them changed but problem still persists no engine management light is present the blow out valve changes its tone to a slightly more high pitched noise when it shudders but I'd assume that's normal in higher gears.

I can still floor it to a certain point but there's a point where it will struggle to keep pushing.

All help appreciated

Note not sure if coil pack or wiring triggers engine management as they are the individual coils.
 


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How many miles/KM on the FiST? Stock Turbo? If yes return it back to the stock tune to see if it still persists. It might be the tune. I know your FiST is MAF based Vs. Map tuned also.
 


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Just turned 80k miles, and yeah still stock turbo
 


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Thanks will do!
 


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Don't floor it in 4th below 3000 RPM, and don't floor it in 5th or 6th unless you're doing a pull from a lower gear first, low RPM + high gear is terrible for these engines. Easy way to blow them up. (Low speed pre ignition)

I'd check coil packs and injectors next, and maybe tighten your plug gap.
 


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Sounds like coil pack to me (from past car experience, haven't had this issue on a Fist in particular).
 


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I cant say this enough...Ign. Coils break down over time/usage. Should be replaced every 50-75k as a maintenance item. just like O2 sensors every 75k.
 




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