2011 Chrys 300c (5.7l) - Car randomly looses power under acc
Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2016 10:51 am
Figured I would kick this to the community here.
As it stands now, ive restored my car back to stock tune, which sucks. Hoping I can find a solution...
When running the i100dcx diablo tune (93), increased shift firmness, or stock firm, speedo limiter edit, and 15% throttle boost, I have experienced loss of acceleration. (Only settings changed)
It happens randomly, and usually under medium accel, to WOT.
To use one occurance.. I had just made a turn onto an on ramp, I started to moderately accelerate (my foot was not in it, but i was holding gear firmly to quickly match speed with the interstate traffic), at about 74mph the car suddenly just stopped accelerating. Modulating the throttle will not change my speed unless I put it to the floor, or let off completely.
The very first time it did this, I decided to take shift firmness off and Reset TCM on diablo tune adjustable parameters. It still occured again. This has occured about 6 times now.
About two weeks ago, I spoke with tech support via phone. They were friendly, and suggested I raise my rev limiter by about 400. I did so the next morning, and the issue happened again at about 65-70mph during hard acceleration (not WOT) while passing someone left of center line on a two lane road. It freaked me out bad enough that I pulled over, and immediately restored my vehicle back to factory. Im not about not feeling complete in control of my machine.
The issue does not present itself on stock. I have tried to force the issue on stock, I have autosticked, done all manner of acceleration.... No issues, two weeks now.
Any solutions or ideas would be welcomed. I love my diablo tuner. For the money, it feels worth it when its jiving with my car.
Abit of info:
2011 Chrysler 300c 5.7l
64k mi
Second Owner
Tranny and Diff flushed at 58k at CJD Dealer
Cold Air Intake
Utilizing 93oct with Diablo Tune.
Tuner has been updated to latest.
No other mods such as engine or exhaust
Apologize for any typos or weird formatting.. Typing this on a phone.
Thanks in advance for your help!
- nctar
As it stands now, ive restored my car back to stock tune, which sucks. Hoping I can find a solution...
When running the i100dcx diablo tune (93), increased shift firmness, or stock firm, speedo limiter edit, and 15% throttle boost, I have experienced loss of acceleration. (Only settings changed)
It happens randomly, and usually under medium accel, to WOT.
To use one occurance.. I had just made a turn onto an on ramp, I started to moderately accelerate (my foot was not in it, but i was holding gear firmly to quickly match speed with the interstate traffic), at about 74mph the car suddenly just stopped accelerating. Modulating the throttle will not change my speed unless I put it to the floor, or let off completely.
The very first time it did this, I decided to take shift firmness off and Reset TCM on diablo tune adjustable parameters. It still occured again. This has occured about 6 times now.
About two weeks ago, I spoke with tech support via phone. They were friendly, and suggested I raise my rev limiter by about 400. I did so the next morning, and the issue happened again at about 65-70mph during hard acceleration (not WOT) while passing someone left of center line on a two lane road. It freaked me out bad enough that I pulled over, and immediately restored my vehicle back to factory. Im not about not feeling complete in control of my machine.
The issue does not present itself on stock. I have tried to force the issue on stock, I have autosticked, done all manner of acceleration.... No issues, two weeks now.
Any solutions or ideas would be welcomed. I love my diablo tuner. For the money, it feels worth it when its jiving with my car.
Abit of info:
2011 Chrysler 300c 5.7l
64k mi
Second Owner
Tranny and Diff flushed at 58k at CJD Dealer
Cold Air Intake
Utilizing 93oct with Diablo Tune.
Tuner has been updated to latest.
No other mods such as engine or exhaust
Apologize for any typos or weird formatting.. Typing this on a phone.
Thanks in advance for your help!
- nctar