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Old Jun 1, 2010 | 05:54 AM
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hi there i m whriting for first time here i am from Greece and i have lancer 1800cc 09 turboed i have a problem with that limp mode too can i dissabled it??? i have read that there are so many thinks that can cause that problem. i dont know english very well so i cant explain you when exactly does that. i use greddy e-manage for programming . i have tactrix as wele but never used it. please help
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Old Jun 2, 2010 | 06:03 PM
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Hello, question for some of the experienced. I have a 2008 GSR with ROM ID 52680018 with an inherit 52680015. I have enabled mode23 with no problems and recently installed a AEM WB. I used the DTC disable codes listed in the first post to disable P0139/P0140 and set ECU Options 2 Bit 1 to 0. I wired the white wire output from the UEGO gauge to the yellow/grey stripe wire from the rear o2 as shown in the "how to". I was able to set up the rear 02 to datalog afrin evoscan with all the right conversions. It shows correctly. Now to my questions/issues...

1. I got an SES light after the 2nd start and warm up. I was able to drive all over on the initial start up and no issues. Any suggestions or thoughts here?

2. I assumed I was getting the SES light due to the rear o2 disable so I went to check DTC in Evoscan. I have the DTC option set to OBD II and it will not pull the DTC code. All I get is "ECUID" in the DTC results box. I tried this with DTC option set to CAN and it just freezes up. I have also tried this with the ECU pull down on both "EVO X" and "EVO X Mode23 USA"
What gives? I can clear the SES light by clearing DTC's with ECUFlash but they return after the second start again.

Thanks for any guidance here,

Chris
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Old Jun 2, 2010 | 07:05 PM
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Turn the ECU Options 2 Bit 1 back to a 1.

You have to have the latest EvoScan 2.7.0046 for the DTC stuff to work. You select EVOX EFI to get it to work.

Edit: there may be 1 more disable you are missing to log the rear O2 without a SES. I have a different ROM and I used a P0420 disable.
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Old Jun 3, 2010 | 07:03 PM
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Originally Posted by turbotalon92
Hello, question for some of the experienced. I have a 2008 GSR with ROM ID 52680018 with an inherit 52680015. I have enabled mode23 with no problems and recently installed a AEM WB. I used the DTC disable codes listed in the first post to disable P0139/P0140 and set ECU Options 2 Bit 1 to 0. I wired the white wire output from the UEGO gauge to the yellow/grey stripe wire from the rear o2 as shown in the "how to". I was able to set up the rear 02 to datalog afrin evoscan with all the right conversions. It shows correctly. Now to my questions/issues...

1. I got an SES light after the 2nd start and warm up. I was able to drive all over on the initial start up and no issues. Any suggestions or thoughts here?

2. I assumed I was getting the SES light due to the rear o2 disable so I went to check DTC in Evoscan. I have the DTC option set to OBD II and it will not pull the DTC code. All I get is "ECUID" in the DTC results box. I tried this with DTC option set to CAN and it just freezes up. I have also tried this with the ECU pull down on both "EVO X" and "EVO X Mode23 USA"
What gives? I can clear the SES light by clearing DTC's with ECUFlash but they return after the second start again.

Thanks for any guidance here,

Chris
Getting a P0139 here, any ideas? Have I set something up wrong? Thanks for any input you guys may have.
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Old Jun 3, 2010 | 07:55 PM
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So you disabled P0139 and are getting a P0139?

Did you double check that you got it right?
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Old Jun 6, 2010 | 04:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Golden
So you disabled P0139 and are getting a P0139?

Did you double check that you got it right?
Double checked and yes, disabled per the first post in this thread and still getting it. Updated both the evo10base.xml and the 52680015.xml?

light stays off for first drive after reset and pops randomly on second start and after some driving?
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Old Jun 6, 2010 | 07:03 AM
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Did you try turning that ECU Option Bit for Rear O2 back on? That is how I roll and it has been working for me.
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Old Jun 10, 2010 | 07:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Golden
Hello, my name is Michael and I am a Modaholic.

I've been CEL free for 4 days. It might be premature, but here is how I did it.

I turned On "Enable Rear o2 Sensor", bit 2 of ECU Option Set #2 ( = 1 ). Then I turned Off "Enable Catalytic Monitoring P0420".

That did it. So far so good.

I do not have my WB tied into the rear O2, and I am not logging it via the ECU. I'm using the USB to Serial port method.

Edit: 55570005
Hope this fixes mine also I'll be trying it early next week.
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Old Jun 11, 2010 | 07:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Golden
Did you try turning that ECU Option Bit for Rear O2 back on? That is how I roll and it has been working for me.
I haven't done that, I will have to go back under the seat and unplug the oem rear sensor. I assume flipping the bit back to "1" will cause the oem sensor to heat if I don't unplug the sensor? Need to prevent it from heating up while it's bundled up under the car with the oem wiring.

I actually was able to drive it for a whole 2 days witout the light coming on and it popped again yesterday?

Last question, I actually cut and wired the AEM directly to the car side of the yellow/grey wire for logging. Would that make any difference versus "tapping" in to form a "T"?

Edit: Thanks for your help here..
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Old Jun 11, 2010 | 09:05 PM
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I'm sorry, but I don't know those answers. My stock rear O2 is in it's stock position. I have no idea if that bit will cause it to heat up or not.

Maybe someone else knows? Maybe instead of trying this, you could try the P0420 disable?
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Old Jun 15, 2010 | 08:41 PM
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In for helping disable P0420 & P0133 for 09 Ralliart without WB.

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Old Jun 16, 2010 | 08:28 AM
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Originally Posted by turbotalon92
I haven't done that, I will have to go back under the seat and unplug the oem rear sensor. I assume flipping the bit back to "1" will cause the oem sensor to heat if I don't unplug the sensor? Need to prevent it from heating up while it's bundled up under the car with the oem wiring.

I actually was able to drive it for a whole 2 days witout the light coming on and it popped again yesterday?

Last question, I actually cut and wired the AEM directly to the car side of the yellow/grey wire for logging. Would that make any difference versus "tapping" in to form a "T"?

Edit: Thanks for your help here..
Wait wait wait.... you left the sensor plugged in, but disabled it (which the posts specifically say will wreck the sensor)? Strange way to go about things.

At least, it seems, you cut the signal wire so that both were not trying to send power over it (I assume even if the heater is off the sensor still gets power and sends a signal back). So yes, T-ing into a wire that should be unplugged would be the same as cutting it and splicing it into the end... just much more difficult to undo at a later date if needed
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Old Jun 16, 2010 | 12:54 PM
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Originally Posted by fostytou
Wait wait wait.... you left the sensor plugged in, but disabled it (which the posts specifically say will wreck the sensor)? Strange way to go about things.

At least, it seems, you cut the signal wire so that both were not trying to send power over it (I assume even if the heater is off the sensor still gets power and sends a signal back). So yes, T-ing into a wire that should be unplugged would be the same as cutting it and splicing it into the end... just much more difficult to undo at a later date if needed
No, no, no I have taken the sensor out of the cat and it is tied up under the metal plate that protects the acces port under the car. The plug/connector under the seat is still connected, not the actual sensor. So sensor is disabled and not installed in the oem location.

I can reconnect the wires in the center console area very simply with the spade connectors. This allows me to go back OEM if need be.

I am not a rookie with cars, just EVO's...

Thanks for trying to get me going in the right direction though
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Old Jun 29, 2010 | 03:56 PM
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Update...

Not sure how it's related but once the cat was replaced with the test pipe and the sensor mounted there instead of the cat, the code is not being set off after reset. The sensor is also much more responsive now, so they may be part of it? I have some theories but not many seem interested in this thread so I'll let it be.

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Old Jul 5, 2010 | 06:36 PM
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Ralliart P0420

k im looking for some assistance im wanting to eliminate the P0420 code, but im just curious has anyone done it. Any ideas where too start? do's and dont's?

would i be able to put

<table name="Enable catalytic monitoring (P0420)" category="Misc" address="503BC" type="1D" scaling="Hex8"/> into my .xml and get away with it??

will it brick my car??
some feedback would be awesome cuz eliminating my rear 02 would be nice


hmmm looking at it i guess im gonna dive further into mut tables and try and locate the proper adress if anyone out their has done this on their RA let me know

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