Using a Check Valve for my MAP sensor... still throwin a CEL
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Using a Check Valve for my MAP sensor... still throwin a CEL
Here's my situation... If i stay below 5 psi I'm good. But if I really rev it out to 6,800 at 5 psi the CEL light pops on. I know it goes into limp mode and it's because of the map sensor seeing boost. My question is... If i get another check valve or 2... or even 3 more and tee them off of the map sensor vacuum line will this solve my problem? I'm thinking the boost pressure is too much for the single check valve to handle.
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Re: Using a Check Valve for my MAP sensor... still throwin a CEL (N20civicB18)
that's what I figured... I just wanted to see if anyone else had any insite. They're like $4 a piece... So figure I'll get 2 more and see if that solves things
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I think you need 3 of those fish tank check valves to make that setup work. Don't quote me on that though. I read a "how-to" about a year ago or so before I decided to go with Uberdata.
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