Yeah i have looked all over the forums Chris. The clutch switch is attached right above the clutch pedal. Yeah i have no problems launching the car I mean I was hoping to try some things out with the 2 step well now that this has been brought up maybe I along with Myevodream will be able to solve this issue. Even when my car was stock I was able to hold the clutch down and rev passed 5g's no two step so i do not know. I bought the car with 4,000 miles on it from a dealership and I met the original owner nothing was ever done to the car and was barely driven.

 

I called up my dealership who I have a great relationship with I am going to bring it to them tom. and they are going to check out the sensors and whatever else under "warranty".

 

You guys who are having problems make sure clutch switch is working?

Best way to test is to get in the car - put car in neutral and try to start the car without pushing the clutch in. If the car doesn't start (as it shouldn't because you must have the clutch in - unless you disabled it...)

Jus trying to help.

 

yeah the signal line to the ecu is working properly im an electrical tech. I did head over to the dealership today and they hooked it up to the MUT-III and it showing a clutch adjustment issue which is the switches other signal wire is malfunctioning because the clutch pedal was never touch so they are taking it on friday and possibly replacing it.

 

Not to change direction, but isnt a 2 step a stationary rev limiter + anti lag? Hence 2 step?

 

at a certain rpm at a certain amount each time like 2 step at 5,500 every 50 rpm. Anti-lag the real way is either injecting fuel in the exhaust manifold or air as I believe Mitsubishi does. If you see a car launch whith black smoke most of the time they are on anti lag build a crazy amount of boost off the line!

 

update?

 

Chris, any chance he has an odd ROM and the definition for the 2-step is incorrect?

 

I gave him a known good stock ROM, same deal

also after all of that he mentioned it didn't work when the car was new - DOH!