rk78
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Hey guys, this is my first time posting here, had my type R for just about a year now and I absolutely love the car. I got the car tuned last year around February by a very reputable tuner. So the day when my car was tuned, on the way back home, my fuel pump went out and threw a p0087 error code, took it to the dealership and they replaced it under warranty, everything was good for the next 5000 miles. Yesterday I was at the track and noticed there is fuel cut at higher rpm( I have been noticing the car took little bit longer to crank up which that was unusual once in a blue moon) after the car cut fuel twice at 3th gear I decided to pack my things and go home, at this point I have check the ecu there is no error code and drives normal. When I was 15-20 miles out from home the car stalled on an uphill and it won’t start, so I waited few minutes and the car started up and drives fine once again. I slowly moving back in a bumper to bumper traffic and the car stalled once again. At this point I have decided to call the tow truck to tow me back home. While I was waiting for the tow truck, I remembered there are few people with type R and type S had the fuel cut issue and once they clear the code the car can drive again. So I decided to clear the error code, once again I was back on the road, car drives normal. I stalled one more time on the way back but clear the code and be able to move again( at this point is just too dangerous to call tow truck and I was few miles away from home) I got home and flash the car back to stock and the car still act normal and no issues, I took it out around the block did not go high on rpm but the car drives fine. I know it’s fuel pump because it’s the same code as last time(p0087) I have a new high pressure fuel pump on order and will get it put in this week, and will leave the car stock for now until I can figure out what is wrong. I know there are a lot of knowledgeable guys on this forum, do you guys think the problem is the tune or just fuel pump? I just can’t think I got two defective fuel pumps back to back, could it be the tune asking too much than the fuel pump can supply? Why is I never had any issue for the last 5000 miles and the car drives flawless. One last question, do you guys think that drive back home with a bad fuel pump could cause any damage to the car at all? Thanks in advance, hopefully I can get this resolved soon.
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