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There's no boost cut in our 4G93T. Boost control is done mechanically and the ECU does not cut the fuel if excess boost is detected. Excess boost is actually controlled by the original bypass valve with can only withstand boost pressure up to 1.0bar before it starts to open automatically. Are you still using the original bypass valve?
There are many reasons for your engine to have that 'boost cut' feeling. One of them is a leaking intercooler pipe. This will cause excessive spooling of your turbo to generate the appropriate boost (and to compensate for the leaky pipes too), causing too much intake thru the MAS. MAS will then send the wrong air flow signal to the ECU, which automatically compensate by pumping more fuel, causing the fuel injectors to overheat and jam. That symptom is very typical to leaky intercooler pipes and those using the original bypass valve to increase max boost.
Do you hear your engine knocking/detonating just before the cut? Usually excess pinging will cause the knock sensor to retard ignition, giving the sensation of a 'boost cut' again.
There are many reasons for your engine to have that 'boost cut' feeling. One of them is a leaking intercooler pipe. This will cause excessive spooling of your turbo to generate the appropriate boost (and to compensate for the leaky pipes too), causing too much intake thru the MAS. MAS will then send the wrong air flow signal to the ECU, which automatically compensate by pumping more fuel, causing the fuel injectors to overheat and jam. That symptom is very typical to leaky intercooler pipes and those using the original bypass valve to increase max boost.
Do you hear your engine knocking/detonating just before the cut? Usually excess pinging will cause the knock sensor to retard ignition, giving the sensation of a 'boost cut' again.

