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Old 06-11-2025, 06:22 PM
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Another work around you could try is to pull up/down with a resistor the air charge temp sensor in the intake to make it look like the air is a bit cooler than it really is. The DME looks at that for "tip in" fuel amount. That being said I finally got my temp gauge problem fixed by cleaning the connector in the E-box, I might be imagining it but my tip-in throttle response seems better too!
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