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Is there any De-fueling?
I received my chip today!:happy-dancing: and my big PHP mouth sticker:thumbs up yellow:
i am installing it later today.... but i was wondering.... at any psi in boost does the truck start to de-fuel? also how much psi can the turbo handle (not on a daily basis but more of like a once in a while drag or dyno run)??? thanks! :chargerspin: |
Try to keep it under 25 PSI.
Nothing set in stone, but it's the general consensus. If you can hit 25 PSI, you're good. |
well i have hit 26psi stock. the wast gate is unplugged. but im going to plug it back in.
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In the higher-hp settings, that won't do anything. Bill commands the wastegate solenoid valve to stay closed anyway and there isn't a pressure signal sent to the actuator.
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ok so it will be ok if i leave it unplugged? because the jackass that put my boost gauge in hooked it up to the red waste gate line and the T fitting is broke off and stuck in one side of the red line. so ...ya haha
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there is also a torque reduction map for reducing torque when the truck shifts gears under heavy throttle.. I think it defuels to do this. I know zip about automatic trannys but Cody will be able to let ya know if I am correct on how it does it..
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i keep getting "service engine soon" light whenever i hit like 30psi or more
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What is the code for?
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idk how would i find out? im sure its overboost code i mean it only comes up when i see the needle go around 29 psi
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