The DTC Disable thread (P1235, P1241, P1238, etc)
#152
ok some codes for ure condition:
C1000 Abnormality in stoplight switch circuit
C123B Prolonged operation of ASC
C121C Torque request signal rejection
C1290 CAN time-out error
C123C Abnormality in G and yaw rate sensor
C2205 Internal abnormality in steering wheel sensor
U0401 Engine malfunction detected
+ more
Sounds like u need the code scanned!
C1000 Abnormality in stoplight switch circuit
C123B Prolonged operation of ASC
C121C Torque request signal rejection
C1290 CAN time-out error
C123C Abnormality in G and yaw rate sensor
C2205 Internal abnormality in steering wheel sensor
U0401 Engine malfunction detected
+ more
Sounds like u need the code scanned!
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ok some codes for ure condition:
C1000 Abnormality in stoplight switch circuit
C123B Prolonged operation of ASC
C121C Torque request signal rejection
C1290 CAN time-out error
C123C Abnormality in G and yaw rate sensor
C2205 Internal abnormality in steering wheel sensor
U0401 Engine malfunction detected
+ more
Sounds like u need the code scanned!
C1000 Abnormality in stoplight switch circuit
C123B Prolonged operation of ASC
C121C Torque request signal rejection
C1290 CAN time-out error
C123C Abnormality in G and yaw rate sensor
C2205 Internal abnormality in steering wheel sensor
U0401 Engine malfunction detected
+ more
Sounds like u need the code scanned!
Ill flip the bill I'll report back later, hopefully i have something.
Tephra, any chance you think a disable for these codes are possible?
Also this doesn't seem to affect performance, so I am guessing it's more of a dummy light? I will read the FSM when you send it and maybe that will help. Would be sweet to get rid of this annoying occurrence.
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Well time to give something back to the community, I will get it scanned guys, i know there are others out there who have this problem.
Ill flip the bill I'll report back later, hopefully i have something.
Tephra, any chance you think a disable for these codes are possible?
Also this doesn't seem to affect performance, so I am guessing it's more of a dummy light? I will read the FSM when you send it and maybe that will help. Would be sweet to get rid of this annoying occurrence.
Ill flip the bill I'll report back later, hopefully i have something.
Tephra, any chance you think a disable for these codes are possible?
Also this doesn't seem to affect performance, so I am guessing it's more of a dummy light? I will read the FSM when you send it and maybe that will help. Would be sweet to get rid of this annoying occurrence.
#157
well from memory the TQ reduction request is implemented using the TPS tables (one of them anyways)
so if the tooner has made changes to them he could have inadvertantly broken your traction control function.
can you get the the car to slide around corners WITH THE ASC ENABLED (ie default)?
so if the tooner has made changes to them he could have inadvertantly broken your traction control function.
can you get the the car to slide around corners WITH THE ASC ENABLED (ie default)?
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well from memory the TQ reduction request is implemented using the TPS tables (one of them anyways)
so if the tooner has made changes to them he could have inadvertantly broken your traction control function.
can you get the the car to slide around corners WITH THE ASC ENABLED (ie default)?
so if the tooner has made changes to them he could have inadvertantly broken your traction control function.
can you get the the car to slide around corners WITH THE ASC ENABLED (ie default)?
But my car when going around corners seems to lose power if I am going real fast, so maybe that is the ASC backing off the power, from the little I read so far from what you sent me it sounds like it does that.
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If it's tripping that in high gears/low rpm then most likely need to tweak your torque limit tables (even with the CELs off)
Have a couple 10's now at over 30psi, no codes, no ASC lights.. and even more track (with turns) Evo 10's with no fourth of July on the dash either.
- Bryan
Have a couple 10's now at over 30psi, no codes, no ASC lights.. and even more track (with turns) Evo 10's with no fourth of July on the dash either.
- Bryan
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If it's tripping that in high gears/low rpm then most likely need to tweak your torque limit tables (even with the CELs off)
Have a couple 10's now at over 30psi, no codes, no ASC lights.. and even more track (with turns) Evo 10's with no fourth of July on the dash either.
- Bryan
Have a couple 10's now at over 30psi, no codes, no ASC lights.. and even more track (with turns) Evo 10's with no fourth of July on the dash either.
- Bryan
First, the ones over 30psi, I assume have been running for a while now? I guess I ask because you could go a while without tripping this event, you have to be at low rpm and run high boost for it to happen, which isn't really a common occurrence, at least not for me, usually 5th gear cruising trying to get around someone or merge is when this happens in a 50 or 45 zone.
Next question:
The DTC disable, which I am running, will that just prevent the car from going into limp mode? Because when this happens, i do not get any loss in performance. So maybe the error is because my torque tables still need to be raised? I know my tuner raised them and then we eventually threw in the DTC disable to try and fix this issue. So this was happening before the DTC disable was put on my car. And at the same time he raised the torque tables again.
But after reading the ASC piece that Tephra sent me, well bits of it (its long), it looks like the ASC might be doing this because the ECU isn't giving it back the results its looking for? So perhaps my tables need to be played with to get this under control?
Any ideas guys? I am still going to get the code pulled because that should help narrow it down, but if I have to go get a retune it wouldn't be the end of the world. I still trust my tuner, its not a huge issue for me, just an annoyance.
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The DTC disable, which I am running, will that just prevent the car from going into limp mode? Because when this happens, i do not get any loss in performance. So maybe the error is because my torque tables still need to be raised? I know my tuner raised them and then we eventually threw in the DTC disable to try and fix this issue. So this was happening before the DTC disable was put on my car. And at the same time he raised the torque tables again.
Are you tuned via EcuTek or EcuFlash? If you want to post your torque limit tables I can assist. Or you can send via PM if you want to keep it off the radar.
-Bryan
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Yup. Turning off the CEL requests turns off limp mode. But the can still trip things as the CAN system is one big network dependent on alot of things.
Most likely torque limit tables.
Are you tuned via EcuTek or EcuFlash? If you want to post your torque limit tables I can assist. Or you can send via PM if you want to keep it off the radar.
-Bryan
Most likely torque limit tables.
Are you tuned via EcuTek or EcuFlash? If you want to post your torque limit tables I can assist. Or you can send via PM if you want to keep it off the radar.
-Bryan
I am probably going to get all that setup here soon. Since now increasing my power level will only increase problems, I want to be able to check stuff out and send logs/etc to my tuner and others if need be.
Thanks for the offer I will send you my tables in a PM in two weeks or so, out of town next week but I should have my cable and it setup after that. If it isn't working.
Thanks Bryan.
I still am going to get the code pulled to verify everything i think, just for fun and people who have this problem won't have to do it ever then.
Dave
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I just got my car back up and running and my first pull on second gear triggered the "ASC OFF" light.
Seems to do it under full load peak boost area. I never had this before when I adjusted my limit tables instead. This time stock limit tables and did the code delete instead.
I'm also at high boost 26-28psi. It doesnt bother the power of the car. For what I can tell it just triggers the ASC off.
I will try and go back to my old tune with the limit tables and wont touch the code delete.
Seems to do it under full load peak boost area. I never had this before when I adjusted my limit tables instead. This time stock limit tables and did the code delete instead.
I'm also at high boost 26-28psi. It doesnt bother the power of the car. For what I can tell it just triggers the ASC off.
I will try and go back to my old tune with the limit tables and wont touch the code delete.
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I just got my car back up and running and my first pull on second gear triggered the "ASC OFF" light.
Seems to do it under full load peak boost area. I never had this before when I adjusted my limit tables instead. This time stock limit tables and did the code delete instead.
I'm also at high boost. I will try and go back to my old tune with the limit tables and wont touch the code delete.
Seems to do it under full load peak boost area. I never had this before when I adjusted my limit tables instead. This time stock limit tables and did the code delete instead.
I'm also at high boost. I will try and go back to my old tune with the limit tables and wont touch the code delete.
What kind of boost your running on your red now Ron? E-85 now too right?