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i will check it out
mine does the exact same thing
stays super lean and then occasion would show rich
and on the odd occasion shows fine on idle
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34 minutes ago, A_J_T said:
No idea, i've never had to replace mine from the original that came with my AEM wideband.. but its the same part number as the one I got when I thought mine was dead. Bosch 0258017025
how did you fix ypur "dead" unit?
what were thye symptoms
im hoping i can sort mine as well
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1 hour ago, A_J_T said:
What do you consider well priced? I've got a brand new Bosch 0258017025 LSU 4.9 sitting here if you need one in a pinch. $135
Otherwise something like this might be the treat https://www.amazon.com/Replacement-Replaces-0258017025-Compatible-Wideband/dp/B07L2S3JRG/ref=sr_1_4?keywords=Bosch+0258017025&qid=1551315909&s=gateway&sr=8-4
do the "replacement" sensors work any good (worth the monies?
the AEM leaflet says does not need free air cal but is it worth a try at all?
mine reads ultra lean and then spikes rich and normal for a second then back to lean
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10 minutes ago, Andy_Mac said:
Is 4.7 even a thing? Thought they went from 4.2 to 4.9?
typo 4.9 i mean oops sorry..
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any well priced locations where i can ge Replacement Wideband sensor for AEM UEGO kit
think they are the Bosch LSU 4.7 .. i think...
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cant seem to find much on modified stock cradles...
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On 5/28/2018 at 9:08 PM, imbeta said:
Driving to work this morning and the engine light comes on. Code p1410 - Secondary air valve. Are there any quick fixes to this? Other than ripping the system out. Supposed to be driving to Auckland on Wednesday so hoping something can be done before then. Is it going to cause any issues if i keep driving the car?
the code can be deleted and you can remove the items when you can later
done that to a few cars
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therre are also hoses and vacume lines in the BBoD thats on the strut tower - make sure all atre intact
usually underside - there is a actuater under the intercooler check that as well..
a workshop can do a inlet pressure test in case its leaking boost from somewhere
the vf33 sounds like secondary i believe (vf32 being the primary for u)
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no leaking hoses or rips etc..?
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13 hours ago, Andy_Mac said:
@Pappu1 can sort you out with a road tune which is probably all you need for this car.
Not familiar with Auckland ones myself. SubaruSpeed.co.nz has two sedan ones for $125 so imagine that's about the going rate for them.
Partsworld.co.nz is a nationwide chain of wreckers which is probably a good place to start.
Not sure on the antenna for 3rd gen wagons. 4th gens have then in the rear glass so would guess they’re there too.
had a similar issue in a TT before where ti issue trned out to be a faulty primary turbo - have you had it checked for functioning turbos and leaks etc>?
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i have done the following in the past :
set a boost switch to a timer circuit.
that way the spay continues a few seconds after the boost event (gear change)
set the boost switch to low trip (say a few psi)
in an additional step, you can add a temp switch that only allows circuit activation on higher intake temps (saves on some water)
but the initial setup (despite being hard on water use) is good for a all round spray setup that works well
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guess we can try it out and see what one yeilds better power ..
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was peak boost the same?
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not really i guess - maybe just downpipes and hose 10 mod and boost controller and using some knock detection/afr logging equipment, safely up the boost..
that could be an alternate
but for that is not a tune as such - more of a safe boost setup
have done that for a few cars where ecu was not accesible
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after remap - whatever the engine is happy with.
if its healthy sometimes 18/19 at high point
or even 20 then settles lower in high rpm..
all depends on the health of the engine
do basic things like service and perhaps a spark plug, also do an upper engine cleaner as well
replace your fuel pump and filter so you have good fuel flow
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the older pre v5 GC were more basic
i think in the v5/6 GC they added a few more smarts
the GD got a lot more smarter and better
the GR onwards went back to being pathetic with no spray except for the single spec c version .. what a pity they missed the spray on the GR/GV models...
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easy to put a temp boost gauge
romraider should be accurate to within reason..
tee the boost gauge off the bov line and just run it to the cabin for testing
no need to hardwire it or do it too neatly for now while u testing
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try the hose10 mod and see if u like it
some people dont like the feel of it and revert back....
keep an eye on the boost gauge and dont hit over 16psi for now while you testing
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as above.. ecu swap needs to be accompanied with loom and some sensors and few other bits..
the rev c may be tuned on ecutek which is what they would potentially use.
if you are wanting some cheap gains then just the exhaust system makes for a decent pull
perhaps a zerosports sequential controller helps with VOD
some people dot the parallel turbo mod (hose 10 mod i believe its referred to) and up the boost a bit..
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the ecu controls it
it can use a few inputs like rpm, temp,boost, speed etc and then based on conditions it will spray
the sprayer can be tuned to suit
usually if im doing a reflash on stock top mount, i will make it have more aggressiveness the spray
unsure on the GC8 parameters but thats what the GDB has above
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i did this to my old RA - had a remote start to allow for warming up
was great and really good for cold mornings..
only issue was that - one time the alarm got stuck and would not stop engaging the starter motor
i though i would burn the starter off as it kept starting the car despite me turning it off
maybe was a glitch ..who knows but i stopped using that feature after that....
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depending on area, some CS members have workshops that can do a good PPI as well
AA is not bad as they generally have a standard batch of tests they do
stay away from EuroMarque if in the chch area - they are bad (from personal experience)
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good results!!
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1.5bar is a bit high - no mods at all?
might be just a spike?
no leaks on the vac lines?
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Replacement Wideband sensor for AEM UEGO kit
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you are located in auckland ya?