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MDS86 02-04-2016 07:55 PM

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.

Thanks!

phrosty 02-04-2016 08:14 PM

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.

MDS86 02-04-2016 11:53 PM

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Originally Posted by phrosty (Post 2536156)
Not sure why that'd matter to a tuner... be careful

He said it would make it easier if he knew, but it wasn't a problem. Yeah it's the 3' one. Thanks for the help though!

steve99 02-05-2016 12:33 AM

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Originally Posted by MDS86 (Post 2536456)
He said it would make it easier if he knew, but it wasn't a problem. Yeah it's the 3' one. Thanks for the help though!

If the tuner scales the maf correctly for the perrin intake then you wont trip any cel codes.

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

MDS86 02-05-2016 01:42 AM

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Originally Posted by steve99 (Post 2536504)
If the tuner scales the maf correctly for the perrin intake then you wont trip any cel codes.


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."

steve99 02-05-2016 02:25 AM

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Originally Posted by MDS86 (Post 2536587)
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."


Done a few perrin and other intakes never had to disable rich lean cel codes just scaled them up and all good

MDS86 02-05-2016 02:31 AM

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Originally Posted by steve99 (Post 2536616)
Done a few perrin and other intakes never had to disable rich lean cel codes just scaled them up and all good

Is there a problem with disabling the codes? The tuner is Dale from Castle Hill Performance if you know anything about him?

steve99 02-05-2016 03:27 AM

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Originally Posted by MDS86 (Post 2536620)
Is there a problem with disabling the codes? The tuner is Dale from Castle Hill Performance if you know anything about him?

those code are their to alert you of problems.

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

JFC 02-05-2016 04:53 AM

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Originally Posted by MDS86 (Post 2536620)
Is there a problem with disabling the codes? The tuner is Dale from Castle Hill Performance if you know anything about him?


WTF as if Dale doesn't know the code or cant get it of the car himself.

Something not right there.

PERRIN_Chris 02-05-2016 01:13 PM

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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