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power wire
Has anyone with the power wire from airram.com ever experienced detonation due to the advance in timing? Does it require 89 or 93 gas, or is 87 fine? There is no info about those issues on the web site. Thanks.
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RE: power wire
It is lieing to the computer and giving the wrong air intake temp to the PCM and it is leaning out the engine. The detonation will soon ruin the engine if it continues.
I don't think 1mpg is work paying for a replacment engine!!
Sound like the Ebay chips that offer 10 more MPG and 65hp. No way it can work.
I don't think 1mpg is work paying for a replacment engine!!
Sound like the Ebay chips that offer 10 more MPG and 65hp. No way it can work.
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RE: power wire
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It is lieing to the computer and giving the wrong air intake temp to the PCM and it is leaning out the engine. The detonation will soon ruin the engine if it continues.
I don't think 1mpg is work paying for a replacment engine!!
Sound like the Ebay chips that offer 10 more MPG and 65hp. No way it can work.
It is lieing to the computer and giving the wrong air intake temp to the PCM and it is leaning out the engine. The detonation will soon ruin the engine if it continues.
I don't think 1mpg is work paying for a replacment engine!!
Sound like the Ebay chips that offer 10 more MPG and 65hp. No way it can work.
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RE: power wire
Yea, agreed. The power wire does basically whata lower temp thermostat does. You should be running richer with the power wire and detonation should not be an issue...