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#7302
My stock intercooler system is removed besides the endplate. Checked knock sensor connector, looks good.
As for the fueling issues, tuner had no explanation for the issue and said fueling and timing was great.
As for the fueling issues, tuner had no explanation for the issue and said fueling and timing was great.
#7304
#7305
#7306
green circle is Supercharger Inlet Pressure sensor, it should be turned off
blue circle is the location of the actual Manifold Absolute Pressure sensor
red circle is the location of the Barometric Pressure sensor, it just sits on a bracket, doesnt hook into anything
If you dont provide people with the tools to help you then we wont ever solve the problem. It seems your tuner isnt wanting to fix your issue, harass him repeatedly to get the logs and tune posted so that Noor and I can comb thru them.
"Keep doing what you are doing, and you will keep getting what you are getting"
Last edited by BlkWdoSS; 12-29-2013 at 12:30 PM.
#7307
Cleaned the intake plates, the map, and throttle body. Check codes, no codes thrown as it idled for 10 min.
Went down the road, boosted towards 18 and the problem happened. Came back, threw 2 p0069. What should I do!
Went down the road, boosted towards 18 and the problem happened. Came back, threw 2 p0069. What should I do!
#7308
your scip isn't tuned out
edit: "If the PCM detects that the BARO sensor signal and the SCIP sensor signal are not within a calibrated range of each other, whether that value is negative or positive, DTC P0069 sets."
again just get us the tune and logs, then we will help. anything else will not change anything
edit: "If the PCM detects that the BARO sensor signal and the SCIP sensor signal are not within a calibrated range of each other, whether that value is negative or positive, DTC P0069 sets."
again just get us the tune and logs, then we will help. anything else will not change anything
#7311
Yes, the SCIP isn't supposed to see boost. If you have it in a part of your piping that is getting pressurized and it isn't disabled in the tune, it's setting the fault code. I don't know what the PCM's course of action is for that fault but if it's supposed to send the car into reduced power mode it could explain the stuttering you are getting under higher boost.
#7313
Yes, the SCIP isn't supposed to see boost. If you have it in a part of your piping that is getting pressurized and it isn't disabled in the tune, it's setting the fault code. I don't know what the PCM's course of action is for that fault but if it's supposed to send the car into reduced power mode it could explain the stuttering you are getting under higher boost.
edit: I'm pretty sure that the p0069 will not put a vehicle in limp mode, only p0068. Are you getting that too?
Last edited by noorj; 12-29-2013 at 06:45 PM.
#7314
It is seeing boost.
http://shop.zzperformance.com/store/...ter-Plate.aspx
Its in the right side port. Throws code as soon as I boost
Its only throwing 0069 the correlation code.
http://shop.zzperformance.com/store/...ter-Plate.aspx
Its in the right side port. Throws code as soon as I boost
Its only throwing 0069 the correlation code.
Last edited by i944scania; 12-29-2013 at 06:46 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
#7315
It does not look like your SCIP sensor is in a boost area it is just hanging out in space:
red is your map sensor, blue can be disconnected and thrown away, tuner needs to turn it off
but it isnt correlating with the rest of the sensors, MAP is seeing pressure, MAF is seeing flow but SCIP is showing same as BARO sensor, pcm sees that as an issue
red is your map sensor, blue can be disconnected and thrown away, tuner needs to turn it off
but it isnt correlating with the rest of the sensors, MAP is seeing pressure, MAF is seeing flow but SCIP is showing same as BARO sensor, pcm sees that as an issue
#7316
Isn't that right over where the bypass "stem" of the intake manifold is, therefore if it is in the "stem" it is reading boost? Either way I'm not convinced that the sensor seeing pressure would cause limp mode, especially being that only once it gets over a certain pressure it happens.
#7317
Here is the issue. See how zzp shows the blue? That Bosch sensor in that picture is the map. The left port is where it originally sits.
I tried to put the map in that right port today and the holes drilled do not match. So the map needs to stay at the manifold.
Surprisingly the scip fits perfectly into the right port on the plates.
So I don't know why zzp shows the map in that spot
I tried to put the map in that right port today and the holes drilled do not match. So the map needs to stay at the manifold.
Surprisingly the scip fits perfectly into the right port on the plates.
So I don't know why zzp shows the map in that spot
#7320
SCIP isnt the problem just looked at your tune. those are turned off (P1182/p1183/p1184)
You are seeing a MAP/BARO correlation issue, seriously looks like the MAF is failing, it looks at the MAP and the MAP and BARO arent correlating, one or the other is too far up or down
You are seeing a MAP/BARO correlation issue, seriously looks like the MAF is failing, it looks at the MAP and the MAP and BARO arent correlating, one or the other is too far up or down
#7324
Im looking at the file he posted Noor, just comparing it to mine, I know they said its been reworked but Im assuming that those things havent been changed
and you were right, I forgot about the bypass stem, that is where the SCIP is, but appears to just be blocking off that area from what I see that he did in the original tune
and you were right, I forgot about the bypass stem, that is where the SCIP is, but appears to just be blocking off that area from what I see that he did in the original tune