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ok, i just went out and unplugged the sensor and drove around a bit. Did not make the CEL come on. I ran it on a stretch of road thats about a 1/4 mi long and it ran about the same as earlier. But it did seem to build more boost. The turbo chirped on the 1-2 shift, normally it won't at WOT. ICP problem? I did seem to notice while under the hood that i could hear almost like a really faint metallic ticking sound. not sure if thats normal or not or if its related or not. |
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It is a when you put a resistor in your ICP sensor. It raises your oil pressure a little bit. It's kind of a waste of time if you're already chipped IMO.
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