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Old 10-11-2009, 07:04 PM
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5.6k mod problems??

So I did the 5.6k mod and WOW!!! What a difference!! The problem is the truck is crazy off the line but by the end of 1st gear the truck looses everything!! I almost feels like it just not getting anymore fuel..? And just trying to drive normal I can't give my truck more than like 1/2 throttle other or it wont even accelerate! Is this a common problem? Or is it just my truck?
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Old 10-11-2009, 07:32 PM
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I'm gonna bet that you are getting an over boost code and its defueling.
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I'm gonna bet that you are getting an over boost code and its defueling.
Hmmmm ive heard of that... but my check engine light is not coming on?? And I know my check engine light works...
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Old 10-12-2009, 07:09 AM
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It might not light the CEL. I don't remember. Ask Tyler about his.
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I think I am just going to take the stupid thing out! Im getting my chip soon anyways!
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Old 10-12-2009, 07:18 AM
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You'll still over boost probably.
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You'll still over boost probably.
Really? well is there anyway to fix the overboost problem? (if thats what it is) Besides buying something to fool the computer? Could I just unplug that black box that the boost hose goes to? just to see if that's my problem?
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You can use an air pressure regulator inline of the hose going to the MAP sensor, set around 20 PSI.
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OR....T/C slip youl need to do a t/c lock mod and apply the TPS sencor in the equation for raceing or get a chip that will allow it to lock after take off.like in to second
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If it was slipping it would rev the hell out of it, not just loose power.
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