Greddy Boost controller issues..
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No actually.. but that's awesome that it's not just me.. I was beginning to lose my mind.. I guess I'll read over the manual again and see if it's just locked on something.. but yea, I guess it could be something more serious like the BOV or wastegate.. but.. hmm.. damn troubleshooting!
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I'm just throwing random things out there since I have a Profec as well. Is the restrictor pill on backwards? I'd say check that thing as well. Also, what are your properties? You may just have the EBC tuned wrong.
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Double check your installation, for 20 psi turn the set knob to read 45 and push the set button in, wait for it to go to the default screen. Hit mode once turn the set knob until it reads 5% and push the button in. Wait till it goes back to the default screen. Hit mode twice, turn the set knob to 180 and push button in. Wait till it goes back to the default screen, hit mode 3 times and set the warning to what ever you want push the set knob in. Wait till it goes back to the default screen, hit mode 4 times and set the number of percent you want the controller to back the boost off when it reaches the set warning boost limit and push the set button in. That should get you pretty close to 20 psi, if you want more or less boost just turn the set button and don't forget to push it in afterwards.
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I had that controller when it first came out and hated it with a passion.
Make sure you have the lines hooked up right to the controller. Are you adjusting the gain/duty cycle and all that?
Honestly if you have an AEM, i would just ran the AEM boost solenoid and did it in that.
Make sure you have the lines hooked up right to the controller. Are you adjusting the gain/duty cycle and all that?
Honestly if you have an AEM, i would just ran the AEM boost solenoid and did it in that.
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Well, If everything is hooked up correctly and setup according to the manual, then this would mean that you purchased a BROKEN boost controller. Your questions regarding your boost controller dictate you know nothing of the Boost controller, so if you are offended take it as constructive critisim, when I say read the manual. 12.1 PSI is damn near WASTE GATE Pressure.
You can't say "don't want to sound rude" if you're obviously being an ***.
I would hope most would find it obvious that one would read a manual before posting a question on a forum.. I wasn't expecting any sort of an answer from a manual such as "if you are receiving 12.1 psi of boost no matter what, XXX" ..
Come on now. Be constructive if you're going to be critical.
Thanks anyways for your help.
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Don't want to sound rude.
I would hope most would find it obvious that one would read a manual before posting a question on a forum.. I wasn't expecting any sort of an answer from a manual such as "if you are receiving 12.1 psi of boost no matter what, XXX" ..
Come on now. Be constructive if you're going to be critical.
Thanks anyways for your help.
*edit*
Don't want to sound rude.
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I had that controller when it first came out and hated it with a passion.
Make sure you have the lines hooked up right to the controller. Are you adjusting the gain/duty cycle and all that?
Honestly if you have an AEM, i would just ran the AEM boost solenoid and did it in that.
Make sure you have the lines hooked up right to the controller. Are you adjusting the gain/duty cycle and all that?
Honestly if you have an AEM, i would just ran the AEM boost solenoid and did it in that.
Well, If everything is hooked up correctly and setup according to the manual, then this would mean that you purchased a BROKEN boost controller. Your questions regarding your boost controller dictate you know nothing of the Boost controller, so if you are offended take it as constructive critisim, when I say read the manual. 12.1 PSI is damn near WASTE GATE Pressure.
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Double check your installation, for 20 psi turn the set knob to read 45 and push the set button in, wait for it to go to the default screen. Hit mode once turn the set knob until it reads 5% and push the button in. Wait till it goes back to the default screen. Hit mode twice, turn the set knob to 180 and push button in. Wait till it goes back to the default screen, hit mode 3 times and set the warning to what ever you want push the set knob in. Wait till it goes back to the default screen, hit mode 4 times and set the number of percent you want the controller to back the boost off when it reaches the set warning boost limit and push the set button in. That should get you pretty close to 20 psi, if you want more or less boost just turn the set button and don't forget to push it in afterwards.
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I had that controller when it first came out and hated it with a passion.
Make sure you have the lines hooked up right to the controller. Are you adjusting the gain/duty cycle and all that?
Honestly if you have an AEM, i would just ran the AEM boost solenoid and did it in that.
Make sure you have the lines hooked up right to the controller. Are you adjusting the gain/duty cycle and all that?
Honestly if you have an AEM, i would just ran the AEM boost solenoid and did it in that.
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IMHO, it would prob be your wisest choice.
I would go with a home made MBC before I would touch another spec2
Honestly, I have had problems with other Greddy products too and dont really wish to buy anymore.
I lost confidence in AEM techs too to be honest after speaking with a moron on the phone last week about wideband output.
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^Dont blame the product because you don't fully understand how it operates... The greddy profec b spec II has a pretty big learning curve, once you figure it out is is really nice... it took me 2 weeks to finally get mine set the way I wanted it...
Also what did you need to know about the AEM WBO2 output...
Also what did you need to know about the AEM WBO2 output...
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^Dont blame the product because you don't fully understand how it operates... The greddy profec b spec II has a pretty big learning curve, once you figure it out is is really nice... it took me 2 weeks to finally get mine set the way I wanted it...
Also what did you need to know about the AEM WBO2 output...
Also what did you need to know about the AEM WBO2 output...
I wont touch another spec 2 again and leary of Greddy products too as I had problems with their electronic gauges doing funny things too. On top of multiple issues with Emanage's and eman Ultimates that not even they could answer. I had to brainstorm with other people to come up with the answers because they could not properly support a product they produced. That is bad business to me and left me with a foul taste in my mouth.
The spec1 was a gem though. AVCR was a gem and worked great. I had some problems with my World Motorsports one this week too, but they are local so i had them reflash it and should be working now.
So as you can see, I have tinkered with a few. If this one isnt understood by the level of people helping me on top of me not figuring it out, im not interested in it.
I figured the wideband issue out. Just the AEM tech was a retard. My issue was drivers not loading and using the serial port. he didnt understand why i was using a serial port and wanted to tell me he doesnt know ECU flash even though I didnt ask him about that. lol.
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I feel like I should try to get this working after ALL of this trouble.. but then again I'm wondering.. "why the hell did you get this if you have AEM controlling it already?"
I'm gonna check up on a few things and see if it fixes it.. right now it's just unplugged. =\
I'm gonna check up on a few things and see if it fixes it.. right now it's just unplugged. =\
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