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Perrin Cold Air Intake CEL Code?
Can anyone post the CEL Code that pops up after driving around with the Perrin Cold Air Intake? Getting a tune done and the tuner wants the code if possible and I never got the codes scanned.
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Not sure why that'd matter to a tuner... be careful.
But, to not be completely unhelpful, if you're using the 2.75", you won't have any CELs. If you're using the 3" (BigMAF) without a tune for it, you might get a lean code due to excessively positive LTFT -- not sure about the specific code. |
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hopefully they are scaling the maf correctly and not just disabling cel codes Likey be P0171 or P0172 to rich or to lean codes list here http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10691 |
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Tuner said " the system too lean too rich are disabled, the maf out of range is disabled and the maf curve is dialled in to match the new intake." |
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Done a few perrin and other intakes never had to disable rich lean cel codes just scaled them up and all good |
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the rich\lean codes trip if the long term fuel trims go out of range like over 30% and the measured afr is way different than what the ecu asks for. This should not happen if everything is running correctly so i dont see why you woyld need to disavle those warnings maybe they have some reason for doing it but i have no idea why |
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WTF as if Dale doesn't know the code or cant get it of the car himself. Something not right there. |
I agree, that's a strange question for a tuner to ask, when you're doing a tune, you shouldn't be turning off CELs, since you will want them to still be functional in case there is a real problem.
If the tuner is looking for the MAF scaling, he can download it here. |
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