yaycandy
Aerospace Engineer
How long does obd system take to be available? Ive driven for 65 miles now over about 5-6 day period when i get off work. Cant seem to get it to clear up. I had the battery disconnected on it for a few days last week
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yaycandy
Aerospace Engineer
krewat
SHO Member
Stock or tuned, and do you have the cat monitor tuned out?
yaycandy
Aerospace Engineer
Right now i have the stock tune file in. Catless downpipes, i used to see the check engine light on for them but not recently. So i guess its still trying to figure it out. Unless its better for me to reinstall my 3bar and flash my tune and restart the obd learning
krewat
SHO Member
If you have no cats, you're gonna have a problem getting it inspected. Otherwise, what you show is normal, when you have no cats 
As far as I know, when a tuner "tunes out" the cat monitor, the cat monitor will never go to complete, but it also doesn't light the check engine light and throw a code.
With the tune loaded, you won't get a code and a check engine light. But that monitor will NEVER say "Complete".
As far as I know, when a tuner "tunes out" the cat monitor, the cat monitor will never go to complete, but it also doesn't light the check engine light and throw a code.
With the tune loaded, you won't get a code and a check engine light. But that monitor will NEVER say "Complete".
yaycandy
Aerospace Engineer
If you have no cats, you're gonna have a problem getting it inspected. Otherwise, what you show is normal, when you have no cats
As far as I know, when a tuner "tunes out" the cat monitor, the cat monitor will never go to complete, but it also doesn't light the check engine light and throw a code.
With the tune loaded, you won't get a code and a check engine light. But that monitor will NEVER say "Complete".
Place that did my engine work is in an emission county and they have a whole computer thing that plugs in for obd inspection. I never seen it before as where i live is no emission and you just get a sticker and the redneck dude says i like your tires and gives you a sticker. I guess ill go back to him lol
krewat
SHO Member
Why did you take the tune out to begin with?
yaycandy
Aerospace Engineer
I was having an issue with light throttle rpm pulsing. I usually run VTA for the blow offs and at light throttle it was just psh psh psh psh psh psh and i never heard it do it before. No boost issue this time on my log because it wouldnt spit air over and over unless it was light throttle. So i reverted back to stock and clamped my hoses back on and you could still feel it, i checked the wastegate hoses and cleaned the boost control valve thing and it went away for a bit but ended up coming back yesterday. So i ordered a new boost control valve thing but im also looking at the throttle adjustment bolt up top as it was from my old engine and i adjusted it before and im not sure if its causing the issue when i barely touch the pedal or hold it cruising.
So thats why i went back to stock tune
Sorry just been a long stressful week, at work and....here lol
krewat
SHO Member
Theoretically, it could be that throttle stop adjustment.
yaycandy
Aerospace Engineer
You know how they should be from factory? I can run it out till the rpm stops moving or i can run it in to the rpm starts to move. Or the other way around. Its nice the car has it as it helped keep the idle up when it wouldnt idle blown up but now it probably needs back to a better position
yaycandy
Aerospace Engineer
Thanks bud i did some test and tune and its 100 percent better on throttle. I dont know if its 100 percent perfect but its....100 percent better
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