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Still getting trouble codes
Posted: Wed Jul 04, 2007 1:53 pm
by Mineral_GT
There Baaaack!!!! I'm getting obd II codes P0172 & P0175 ( running too rich, bank 1 and 2 respectively. I'm using the Steeda CAI 91 octane tune Ver. 8r37 on my U7140 tuner. I've cleaned my MAF sensor (again), I'll reset the codes, but they come back. The check engine light w/ the above codes, usually comes on when firing up the car, but sometimes comes on during hard excelleration. The problem seemed to be sporadic before, but now is happening all the time. HELP!!!
P.S. No problems with stock tune in car.
Car mods in Sig.
Thanks
Scott
Re: Still getting trouble codes
Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2007 11:27 am
by kmac1
Mineral_GT wrote:There Baaaack!!!! I'm getting obd II codes P0172 & P0175 ( running too rich, bank 1 and 2 respectively. I'm using the Steeda CAI 91 octane tune Ver. 8r37 on my U7140 tuner. I've cleaned my MAF sensor (again), I'll reset the codes, but they come back. The check engine light w/ the above codes, usually comes on when firing up the car, but sometimes comes on during hard excelleration. The problem seemed to be sporadic before, but now is happening all the time. HELP!!!
P.S. No problems with stock tune in car.
Car mods in Sig.
Thanks
Scott
Scott, What is your location? You wouldn't happen to be close to Delray Beach FL would you?
Kevin@DiabloSport
I'm in Vancouver BC Canada
Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 3:41 pm
by Mineral_GT
No where near Fla.
Re: I'm in Vancouver BC Canada
Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 7:03 pm
by kmac1
Mineral_GT wrote:No where near Fla.
Your mods sound very straight forward. You wouldn't be running the racer tune would you? That will cause your issues. If not, please get me your calid and I'll take a look at the tune in that rev and see if there is an issue.
Thanks,
Kevin@DiabloSport
Cal ID
Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 11:21 am
by Mineral_GT
Hi Mike,
Here's the Cal ID FBJR3G5
Hope this helps.
I'm scheduled for a dyno tune on Thurs. to try and resolve this issue. But i much rather not have to do that at this time and put that money towards some 4:10's, then the dyno!!
scott
RE: Cal ID
Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 1:47 pm
by Mineral_GT
Sorry Kevin, I didn't mean to call you Mike..

Re: Cal ID
Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 2:56 pm
by kmac1
Mineral_GT wrote:Hi Mike,
Here's the Cal ID FBJR3G5
Hope this helps.
I'm scheduled for a dyno tune on Thurs. to try and resolve this issue. But i much rather not have to do that at this time and put that money towards some 4:10's, then the dyno!!
scott
That tune looks ok. Are you running the racer tune with the street kit?
Kevin@DiabloSport
RE: Re: Cal ID
Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 3:56 pm
by Mineral_GT
[quote="kmac1"][quote="Mineral_GT"]Hi Mike,
HereI'm running the 91 octane steeda tune. I haven't seen anything called a racer tune. Should I look somewhere for that? FYI " last tune written - Steeda 91 Octane the
The one I installed is under the "OEM select Menu"
Re: RE: Re: Cal ID
Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 4:05 pm
by kmac1
Mineral_GT wrote:kmac1 wrote:Mineral_GT wrote:Hi Mike,
HereI'm running the 91 octane steeda tune. I haven't seen anything called a racer tune. Should I look somewhere for that? FYI " last tune written - Steeda 91 Octane the
The one I installed is under the "OEM select Menu"
Sorry, my bad! I am thinking one thing and typing the other. There were 2 Steeda cold air kits once upon a time. Your's wouldn't happen to be an 85mm maf housing would it? If your cai is fairly new then it is likely the correct one. It should be 90mm. It sounds like there may be an issue with the car.
The racer is a C&L intake, I don't know why I went off on that path!
Kevin@DiabloSport
RE: Re: RE: Re: Cal ID
Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 5:26 pm
by Mineral_GT
Oh that's a GOOD question!!!! I've had the car for a few months. All the current mods were on the car and the predator came with the car. BUT the car had the stock tune in it.
I'm gonna measure the housing. If it is 85 mm, is there an adjustment I can make? Or am I buying a new CAI?? If I'm buying one, would you recommed one over another?
Hey by the way, thanks for all the help so far!!
RE: Re: RE: Re: Cal ID
Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 5:51 pm
by Mineral_GT
You know what.. the inside diameter measures 80 mm, can this be right??