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I bought the prp from him with a tune. Im not going to give him money to tune my truck if I cant modify my own tune that I paid for.
I wish more people would have this mentality.
 
Discussion starter · #2,323 ·
well good and bad news:

took it for a highway run and let me just say this thing is FAST. I did a 4th gear pull and before I new it I was doing 120 so I let off and the rpms stayed around 5500-5800 rpms so I turned it off and looked behind me to see a cloud of white smoke. I just pulled the plugs and they look perfect. I noticed that one of the oil filter lines was further off the fitting than the other. Im pretty sure I blew a line off because oil was on the outside of the passenger tire. There is also oil on the passenger side of the hood. The starter is stuck so I dont know if it turns over yet but when I turned it off I had oil pressure and the oil temp and coolant temp was fine.
 
Discussion starter · #2,327 ·
sean said he sent you a few tunes, seems like it's working out for you. Now get back to work!
Yes its better every time but i have a issue with the throttle staying open when I let off the gas. I also have not started with meth and will most likely have to have chris do that.
 
Discussion starter · #2,329 ·
He was mentioning something about the chevy tps sensor. I thought they were the same voltage ratings, or comparing to the mopar. Just give it time and keep logging.
It is a chevy tps and it should work just fine becasue the voltage is the same. I did just notice that the tb idle setting is open alot so that may be why. I havnet done any logging yet because I cant get my dynojet to work.
 
what is wrong with your wideband? He said your logging a/f, use the white/grey wire for an auxilary, and tap it into the tps voltage sensor, and it will log in the aux setting, which you just turn on in settings with the laptop.
It's part of the 6 port plug.
 
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what is wrong with your wideband? He said your logging a/f, use the white/grey wire for an auxilary, and tap it into the tps voltage sensor, and it will log in the aux setting, which you just turn on in settings with the laptop.
It's part of the 6 port plug.
I understand how it work and what to do but I cant seem got it to work on the labtop.
 
you better take it easy on that tihng!!! 5500-5800 is not brake in rpms!! also the first highway run and the entire underside is covered in oil... good job!!
 
open up the settings, and when you get into the aux port, there are 2 sections, You have to go into the certain section and determine the value you want, which is min of 0 and max of 5. It's been a year since ive seen it or done it, i'm just going from memory. if anything, the e-mail support from dynojet is very prompt, given it's the weekend, they won't reply, but it's worth investing an hour of your time come monday, and be able to log, tps,a/f,map voltage and rpm.
 
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you better take it easy on that tihng!!! 5500-5800 is not brake in rpms!! also the first highway run and the entire underside is covered in oil... good job!!
what do you think was going to happen on the dyno? It was going to 6500. Like I said before I am a firm believer in running it hard to break it in.
 
Discussion starter · #2,338 ·
it is already broken in , the rings are set, when you get into really rich and really lean, then worry about the rings setting.
exactly thats why I didnt want to run it too much when it was really rich.
 
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