Overboost and Limp Mode
#17
Why are you doing little small 3rd gear pulls. Some of us are thing to help you. Your data is worthless.
Put the car in 3rd gear at 2200 rpm and slamp it WOT don't let off to 6500. Be a man. Lol
Then post it.
Put the car in 3rd gear at 2200 rpm and slamp it WOT don't let off to 6500. Be a man. Lol
Then post it.
#18
haha. Ok. The road I usually use is not long enough. It goes into limp mode almost immediately and feels like a pig, and takes too long to get there haha. I will try to do a freeway run tomorrow.
#19
Sorry for the typos on iPhone.
Scan for codes too take a pic but erase them before the run.
I can tell your DC duty cycle is low already but u need a full run.
Turn traction off. Dry flat road.
Scan for codes too take a pic but erase them before the run.
I can tell your DC duty cycle is low already but u need a full run.
Turn traction off. Dry flat road.
#21
But u didn't pull the codes. What are they. That's the key
#23
1. You floor it in 3rd and at about max torque area 3500-4500 the car runs REALLY RICH.. you have a Lambda as low as 0.72 and I bet the ECU is pulling timing as well
2. Above 5500 rpm the car goes from really rich to almost lean and overboosts... exactly what mine did
The one time my car went limp I notice a coolant problem and obviously I was running out of fuel which I guess you have as well... I would bet your DC% are way up there...... I would probably not mess with this much more.... Get the car to an expert.
I have attached here my Eurodyne or Durametric log with my DC% so you can see how similar your tune and my tune were.
My understanding when I spoke to some tuners was that back in 2006, people really didnt know what they were doing or going overly aggressive for the tunes..... I mean my car was holding 1.25 bars and spiking to 1.5 bars at high revs on stock K24s, stock injectors, stock clutch, only mods were an AWE 200c exhaust and vflow intake...
3rd gear 4.pdf
At least check the WGs as well and then if no idea get it looked at
#24
I should also add............ remove that OLD tune, put it back to stock and see how you go from there... then get a new tune when you see if there are any technical issues
Better spending say $1500 on a new excellent tune then worrying about this crazy old tune blowing up a $27000 engine mate
Good luck
Good luck
Last edited by group.america; 05-18-2014 at 04:18 AM.
#25
I should also add............ remove that OLD tune, put it back to stock and see how you go from there... then get a new tune when you see if there are any technical issues
Better spending say $1500 on a new excellent tune then worrying about this crazy old tune blowing up a $27000 engine mate
Good luck
Better spending say $1500 on a new excellent tune then worrying about this crazy old tune blowing up a $27000 engine mate
Good luck
#29
pressure test the car from the lower 2 boost hoses... to 20 psi.. hold it for 30 sec.. find the leaks... I had the same code on a clients car and it was the F hose that bursted...
its not the n75 valve nor the Wgs.. that I knew... if can be the hoses going to and from.. one is old and leaking for example... did you log it with the maf disconnected like I mentioned before?
BUt if you have a chance to put on a stock tune I would to try... just to see....
its not the n75 valve nor the Wgs.. that I knew... if can be the hoses going to and from.. one is old and leaking for example... did you log it with the maf disconnected like I mentioned before?
BUt if you have a chance to put on a stock tune I would to try... just to see....
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