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Limp Mode!! Help, Please!!

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Old May 2, 2005 | 06:27 AM
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Do you just unplug it and leave it out or do you unplug it and then plug it back in?

14 psi on the Procharger? Didn't know ATI made a 14 psi pulley. How much was it and do you have forged internals? What kind of HP are you making with that?
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Old May 2, 2005 | 05:41 PM
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Well it just keeps getting stranger and stranger. After the car fixed itself, it has felt slower, per the butt dyno. I had had problems with my fuel pressure dropping whil I was not boosting, that has seemed to have disapeared. So, the car feels slower, but my fuel pressure problem fixed itself. I went to have it dyno'd today and I ran 342WHP. I know that it was more before the limp mode issue. Also, my A/F is running very rich. It was tuned at 11.8 across the board, now it dips to 10.2 in the midranges. I am buying an emanage, so I can get a handle on the tuning. More to follow in the coming weeks...
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Old May 3, 2005 | 08:58 PM
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With the car turned off unplug the MAF wait a minute or two and plug it back it will clear the code, yes it has to do with humidity.
I pulled a constant 387rwhp car had 40,000 miles ran it with a 9 pound pulley had other tricks so on my boost gauge marked 14 to 15 peak boost.
now I sold the procharger and went twin turbo.
ask Phunk he has an idea of my small project.
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