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Old 12-05-2005 | 12:22 AM
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Originally Posted by drew03
whats the other plug go to is it a fuel pressure sensor?
On the Van Aaken v5 and edge ez, one plug goes to the map sensor and the other to the ecm data link. The Van Aaken smartbox r, which is what I have, connects directly to the injection pump and to the map sensor.
Old 12-05-2005 | 12:30 AM
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thanks i could have looked at the instructions again i remember it saying
Old 12-05-2005 | 08:16 AM
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I wish there was some imformative literature writen by someone very knowledgeable about these products and hotrodding cummins. Remember the old "how to hotrod" bigblock chevy etc books.
We have the DTR board... What else do you need? Thanks TOP!
Old 12-05-2005 | 10:42 PM
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again, no answer

These threads sure get off the original question sometimes.
Old 12-07-2005 | 03:21 PM
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Red face SuperChip Problem

First off, I'm brand new here, so I apologize in advance if this has already been discussed/fixed here or if I'm in the wrong spot and for my relative ignorance. I have an '02 4X4 short box with a 6 spd. With the SuperChip installed at any setting, and especially on hot days, and only after cruising at freeway speeds for more than 50 miles, the truck suddenly loses power and stepping on the throttle does nothing for about 10 full seconds when she'll suddenly roar off with a cloud of smoke. Does not do this on stock setting, so I ruled out a problem with the basic engine? Contacted SuperChip and was informed that these Cummins are notorious for weak lift pumps after about 50K miles (I was at 52K miles). So, off to the dealer. New lift pump--no charge. Still have the problem. Re-contact SuperChips, sent them the unit, they re-programed it, sent it back, and yep, still having the same problem. Fuel pressure guage has me at 13 p.s.i. at 70 mph, so I don't think it's another bad lift pump. I humbly bow to your gentleman's expertise and appreciate any advice and apologize for the post's length. Thanks much.
Old 12-08-2005 | 12:49 AM
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Check for codes using the key on, key off, key on, key off method. It is always a good place to start. I wish I had that feature on my truck.
Old 12-08-2005 | 08:44 AM
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Originally Posted by bolkowdude
First off, I'm brand new here, so I apologize in advance if this has already been discussed/fixed here or if I'm in the wrong spot and for my relative ignorance. I have an '02 4X4 short box with a 6 spd. With the SuperChip installed at any setting, and especially on hot days, and only after cruising at freeway speeds for more than 50 miles, the truck suddenly loses power and stepping on the throttle does nothing for about 10 full seconds when she'll suddenly roar off with a cloud of smoke. Does not do this on stock setting, so I ruled out a problem with the basic engine? Contacted SuperChip and was informed that these Cummins are notorious for weak lift pumps after about 50K miles (I was at 52K miles). So, off to the dealer. New lift pump--no charge. Still have the problem. Re-contact SuperChips, sent them the unit, they re-programed it, sent it back, and yep, still having the same problem. Fuel pressure guage has me at 13 p.s.i. at 70 mph, so I don't think it's another bad lift pump. I humbly bow to your gentleman's expertise and appreciate any advice and apologize for the post's length. Thanks much.
Welcome to DTR Web site...

You could go over to User CP and fill in you signature so everyone can help you out better...

I would start with checking for codes (Key on, off, on, off, on trick) You might get the dreaded P0216 error code!

Then you say you got 13 PSI at 70 MPH... Well It would be nice to see what PSI you got a idle and WOT (Wide open throttle - HI RPM's) This is where the stock LP pumps can't hold up good at all. I can draw mine down to 6-7 PSI at WOT!!! Getting thin in my book... Also if you add a box to it... Geez it can really fall quick! Double check this...
Old 12-08-2005 | 08:53 AM
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Originally Posted by bolkowdude
First off, I'm brand new here, so I apologize in advance if this has already been discussed/fixed here or if I'm in the wrong spot and for my relative ignorance. I have an '02 4X4 short box with a 6 spd. With the SuperChip installed at any setting, and especially on hot days, and only after cruising at freeway speeds for more than 50 miles, the truck suddenly loses power and stepping on the throttle does nothing for about 10 full seconds when she'll suddenly roar off with a cloud of smoke. Does not do this on stock setting, so I ruled out a problem with the basic engine? Contacted SuperChip and was informed that these Cummins are notorious for weak lift pumps after about 50K miles (I was at 52K miles). So, off to the dealer. New lift pump--no charge. Still have the problem. Re-contact SuperChips, sent them the unit, they re-programed it, sent it back, and yep, still having the same problem. Fuel pressure guage has me at 13 p.s.i. at 70 mph, so I don't think it's another bad lift pump. I humbly bow to your gentleman's expertise and appreciate any advice and apologize for the post's length. Thanks much.

With the SuperChip tuner installed plug it back in, set it to diagnostic mode and see what comes up for codes, or could it be with the tuner installed its actually putting a strain on a weak injector pump? Im still learning myself so good luck and keep us posted.
Old 12-08-2005 | 09:27 AM
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Originally Posted by oestreich84
I thought the Superchips tuner advanced timing. If it does you dont want to stack it with another timing box You could stack it with a tst or some other fuel only box, but then you would need a boost fooler to keep egt's in check.
I probably should have thought of that 30,000 miles ago. the stack treats me right, I think the extra timing is why I get great fuel mileage. it rattles less then a 12v with bumped timing and further more traveth said he was running 40* adv with a lot more fuel and air then me so I guess I'll just stick with what works.
Old 12-08-2005 | 09:18 PM
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I like my Superchips tuner. I don't think there's much difference in mpg though. There sure is more power though. I didn't notice a huge difference in performance between the 3 settings. Difference between stock and lowest setting is huge.
Old 12-08-2005 | 09:29 PM
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I did not notice much of a difference in any of the three settings as far as milage goes. I ended up settling for the high perf and keeping my foot out of it as much as I possibly could.
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