Im running upto 25psi and no limp mode..
Im running upto 25psi and no limp mode..
When my car was getting chip-dynoed, the bloke there told me something I didn't know. The limp mode is caused by a number of factors creating a certain "scenario" when it comes to air/fuel/boost/temperature side of sensors...
2005 TD42TI
Dinger (8th March 2015)
stock except hpd maf housing, hpd air box lid, hpd catch can...
Dinger (8th March 2015)
mullet_hunter (7th March 2015)
my egt's hardly ever get over 300...
Dinger (8th March 2015)
Still got the limp issue after numerous tweaks. Problem might be elsewhere I think. Would getting a dyno tune fix it?
A dyno is a waste of money, unless the person doing the dyno knows how to adjust these valves, and I'm yet to find one. Not saying there isn't...Lol
So. Whats your max boost level? Does limp kick in at anytime your put the boot in or just on certain hills or ways you drive? Have you given the MAF a clean lately?
I will add, prior to me getting the HPD maf housing, I could not get anything over 16psi. And even at that I had to have a fairly slow spool up rate so I wouldn't see limp mode. It wasn't the maf as I had changed it over with no difference.
So what I'm saying is, some ZD30's just don't like boost. Drop your max boost a tad, so if your at 16psi, try and drop it by half or quarter a psi if you can. Then bring the spool up rate back up(winding in the needle valve).
Last edited by mudski; 11th March 2015 at 09:43 PM.
Thanks mudski for the advice. I changed the maf on the weekend. The one I bought from you before xmas. I will take your advice and do the adjustments you advise. I will try it over the weekend and see whay happens. Thanks again
Well my saga is continuing. I have got rid on one point that it goes to limp at around 3200 rpm so it is getting closer to being gone a few more tweets and it should be solved. Thanks for all the advice. I will report when the problem is completely solved. Thanks again