kytos
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- Marcos
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He said he wanted a mild tune, and is understandable to just go to a local tuner and let the tuner do its job and forget to check everything else and just enjoy the car, as he thinks is not reaching close to any limits with the mild tunes. It's very common here to just have a reflash and go and only people interested on how engine works wants to really make sure everything is in check. I would monitor even a stock car, so yeah im on the other side of the spectre lol.The OP doesn't own a tuning device so there's no way he could do the needed datalogs for a remote etune.
Like I told him in an earlier post (for a variety of reasons), not have a tuning device is a mistake. He's limiting himself to local tuners who may or not be very good. If he had a KTuner he'd have access to the world's best tuners like D-Rob and John Vega.
In this case, the tuner has the tools and he is the responsible to correctly troubleshoot the issue, but the problem is when the tuner is not as expert or is just a reflasher relaying on a remote engineer or even worse some even just buy a tune from elsewere and just flash it to the car.
Ok this makes a bit more sense, but is strange that he couldnt do more. I've also had problems with the PCV valve but I doubt this is creating you an issue and I'm more inclined to the maf calibration. You should check by smoke test if accesible that there is no damaged pipe in case you really think there is a leak.And just to answer your question kytos, he increased the boost by a bit before running the logs to see if it would negate the loss of power(nothing improved)... THEN he datalogged and saw the bad afrs and we stopped immedeately and put the car back to stock map.
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