Engine running in Limp Mode with Edge Comp
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Engine running in Limp Mode with Edge Comp
I just got done installing the comp and my check engine light won't go out, and the engine is in limp mode. I checked the codes and all I got was the companion code (1693). Anyone have any ideas? I followed all the instructions, but I might have missed something.
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Bump. I just got back from autozone and they checked the codes and got P0237 I think...or "low input to the super boost censor". I've checked the MAP censor connections several times...what else can I do?
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It doesn't accelerate worth poo. In 4th gear it feels like im only pressing half-throttle when i have it stuck to the floor. I couldn't get above 55 going up a shallow hill while ago
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Did you tap the wire with the comp? Do you have any smoke? How is the wategate being controlled. A bad map sensor could cause an issue, but the Comp should still fuel without it. You can try to disconnect the MAP to see if that changes anything.
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Yeah, I tapped it, and I can't see any smoke. I'll try disconnecting the MAP and see what happens
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It's got to be a box issue. It's hard to guess what might be wrong. Other than double, triple checking your connections. I would call Edge to see if they can help troubleshoot.
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Make sure you have the power wire in the correct fuse location. It needs a constant 12v power source, not a keyed source.
If you stick it on a keyed source you will get a 0237 code the first time you turn the truck off. If you clear it and start it, then it should run good. The first time you kill it the light will come back.
That or the MAP circuit is no Bueno for some reason.
the 0237 code is the only one that will put you in a derated mode.
If you stick it on a keyed source you will get a 0237 code the first time you turn the truck off. If you clear it and start it, then it should run good. The first time you kill it the light will come back.
That or the MAP circuit is no Bueno for some reason.
the 0237 code is the only one that will put you in a derated mode.
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Make sure you have the power wire in the correct fuse location. It needs a constant 12v power source, not a keyed source.
If you stick it on a keyed source you will get a 0237 code the first time you turn the truck off. If you clear it and start it, then it should run good. The first time you kill it the light will come back.
That or the MAP circuit is no Bueno for some reason.
the 0237 code is the only one that will put you in a derated mode.
If you stick it on a keyed source you will get a 0237 code the first time you turn the truck off. If you clear it and start it, then it should run good. The first time you kill it the light will come back.
That or the MAP circuit is no Bueno for some reason.
the 0237 code is the only one that will put you in a derated mode.
I called Edge, and he said give it a few starts to let the code clear and that's about all they could tell me. so im going to go do that in a bit
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I see that is what they say but, just for giggles plug it into a constant power supply.
Here is what happens.
When you are dealing directly with the pump you need 12v power to run the components. The MAP sensor is run off of 5v and is on a different power supply circuit.
When the comp turns off that power to a keyed source goes off instantly. The ECM is expecting to see a gradual fall on the MAP sensor. Because the MAP sensor is esentially spliced into when the comp shuts power off the send a 0v signal to the ECM via the MAP and it thinks there is an overboost problem because the map sensor dies or turns off much slower. SO as soon as you turn the truck off you have 0237 and the truck is in limp mode.
Now, it may take a while to turn the code of but, I am almost certain this is the case.
Here is what happens.
When you are dealing directly with the pump you need 12v power to run the components. The MAP sensor is run off of 5v and is on a different power supply circuit.
When the comp turns off that power to a keyed source goes off instantly. The ECM is expecting to see a gradual fall on the MAP sensor. Because the MAP sensor is esentially spliced into when the comp shuts power off the send a 0v signal to the ECM via the MAP and it thinks there is an overboost problem because the map sensor dies or turns off much slower. SO as soon as you turn the truck off you have 0237 and the truck is in limp mode.
Now, it may take a while to turn the code of but, I am almost certain this is the case.
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qzilla should have hit it right on the money i had a friend with the same problem. He came over so i could see if i could find them problem well i checked everything a couple of times decided to see what fuse he was using and sure enough i moved it and next thing ya know everything worked MUCH better.