Edge COMP + MAP Sensor???
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Edge COMP + MAP Sensor???
Hey, i put an edge comp on my truck a few months back, and it doesnt smoke at ALL like everyone claims they do. I just get a little puff and thats about it. However, when i unplug my MAP sensor i get a good amount of smoke anytime i lay into the throttle.
My question is though, how much damage can or will occur, if any, from having the MAP sensor unplugged for a prolonged amount of time
My question is though, how much damage can or will occur, if any, from having the MAP sensor unplugged for a prolonged amount of time
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Hey, i put an edge comp on my truck a few months back, and it doesnt smoke at ALL like everyone claims they do. I just get a little puff and thats about it. However, when i unplug my MAP sensor i get a good amount of smoke anytime i lay into the throttle.
My question is though, how much damage can or will occur, if any, from having the MAP sensor unplugged for a prolonged amount of time
My question is though, how much damage can or will occur, if any, from having the MAP sensor unplugged for a prolonged amount of time
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You might see a drop in mpg but thats it. i ran mine like that for a good 6-8 months with an oil analysis right in the end months and there was no changes in any test levels and soot was the exact same.
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Well actually mines plugged back in since i installed the DDII's. the smoke was too hard to control with the new injectors.
But if you have stock injectors unplug it and have fun.
Oh ya i gotta Smarty now too
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