wastegate A range performance
05-22-2010, 08:52 PM
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my b sahn i meant to say my car cuts out in high boost usually in 4th and 5th and then pops a code p0244 wastegate solenoid a range performance and also p0172 system too rich i no i need a tune thats what im getting next week but would a tune fix that po244 problem or what
05-22-2010, 09:21 PM
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my b sahn i meant to say my car cuts out in high boost usually in 4th and 5th and then pops a code p0244 wastegate solenoid a range performance and also p0172 system too rich i no i need a tune thats what im getting next week but would a tune fix that po244 problem or what
05-23-2010, 04:18 PM
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By throwing all of that on your car and then driving it hard enough to hit boost cut in high load gears you have probably already caused enough damage to your block that no amount of tuning will completely fix your detonated motor. Not to mention it sounds like you have done it repeatedly. It's kind of like kicking a cement wall with slippers on, saying ouch ( that's the code your throwing, car saying ouch ) and then continuing to kick the wall. Do it enough and you WILL break your toes.
What can you do to fix it?
Put the car in a garage and DO NOT DRIVE IT until you tune it, and then start saving for a new shortblock. Can't believe it worked well enough to even go WOT without rescaling your injectors... You were probably running retardedly rich.
Anyway, hopefully you didn't completely ******* your car by not researching what would be involved in modding it. Good luck to you.
What can you do to fix it?
Put the car in a garage and DO NOT DRIVE IT until you tune it, and then start saving for a new shortblock. Can't believe it worked well enough to even go WOT without rescaling your injectors... You were probably running retardedly rich.
Anyway, hopefully you didn't completely ******* your car by not researching what would be involved in modding it. Good luck to you.
05-23-2010, 04:19 PM
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No a tune will not fix a cars problem, fixing the problem will. You could have the code disabled with a tune a guess, but that doesn't help the problem. But by god if you don't have a tune running those mods I would be surprised if the car didn't throw all kinds of CEL's.
This guy is 100% wrong. Getting a tune will fix all of the problems except the permanent engine damage you probably incurred by foolishly driving your vehicle as you did.
05-23-2010, 06:35 PM
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well i had a tune put on my car from matt from benchmark for my cobb...so i havent been driving it hard just a couple of times ii just need to no do you think a pro tune would help my problems
05-24-2010, 11:51 AM
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best advice is make sure that the problem(s) arent with the install(s)...because if you go to tune and your installs arent installed properly, you will be wasting the tuners time...
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