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P0300?
I just recieved my cable in the mail today. Thanks to everyone on this board I have been able to learn my way around this great product. (Luda gets an A+ for his rescale write up) Now on to my question....could I just get a ROM with a P0300 fix and transfer my custom Flash numbers into it, then flash it into my ECU? I just dont want to go to the dealer and have my mods noticed just in case something does go wrong and I have to RE-stock my EVO
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There is a theory that the P0300 code is due to a harmonics problem with the stock flywheel. I truely believe that this was my problem since after I installed the ACT flywheel I have never had a P0300 code. I'm sure the flash will help, just dont expect a world of difference.
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Yes I have cams and an exedy clutch, always happens from 2500-3200 rpm at 15%-25% throttle and to be honest I dont remember the load value, Ill get ECU+ to snap shot it again in the AM
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Originally Posted by nutrulz
There is a theory that the P0300 code is due to a harmonics problem with the stock flywheel. I truely believe that this was my problem since after I installed the ACT flywheel I have never had a P0300 code. I'm sure the flash will help, just dont expect a world of difference.
Originally Posted by evovette
Yes I have cams and an exedy clutch, always happens from 2500-3200 rpm at 15%-25% throttle and to be honest I dont remember the load value, Ill get ECU+ to snap shot it again in the AM
Last edited by chrisw; Jul 11, 2006 at 06:02 PM.
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Originally Posted by evovette
... (Luda gets an A+ for his rescale write up) ...
Did you register on the forums at openecu.org? If you're not registered, then you cannot see the attachments. I learned that one the hard way.
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Originally Posted by nutrulz
There is a theory that the P0300 code is due to a harmonics problem with the stock flywheel. I truely believe that this was my problem since after I installed the ACT flywheel I have never had a P0300 code. I'm sure the flash will help, just dont expect a world of difference.
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Originally Posted by evovette
Yes I have cams and an exedy clutch, always happens from 2500-3200 rpm at 15%-25% throttle and to be honest I dont remember the load value, Ill get ECU+ to snap shot it again in the AM
Now, this may be totally unrelated since my exhaust system downpipe is making contact with my crossbar after the new turbo install, and I have always heard my downpipe clunk against that par as the engine shifted, only it never resulted in a P0300 code but Ihave had one occasion where I recall hearing the clunk around the same time the CEL light came on.
This is two possibilities for you to look at.
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ok how about another quick question, I got my cable now, read from the ecu file just fine but when i try to look at the tables they are undefined, now what info do I need to find a suitable definitions for my rom? and how do I download it?
* only data I can access is my imobilizer code
** my identifier is 9642007
* only data I can access is my imobilizer code
** my identifier is 9642007
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