ASC Off Light under high load??
It is possible that the disconnect is that mitsu / us thought it was easier and "close enough" to call it a 3 bar sensor instead of a 3.288 bar sensor. If you are slowly feeding it pressure above 30 psi and its output is still changing its just a fact of the physical properties, naming convention aside.
regardless of what bar it is, the sensor will read 30psi when the ASC disables, BUT ALSO read upto 32/33psi..
this means the ASC isn't disabling because the sensor is at its limit...
this means the ASC isn't disabling because the sensor is at its limit...
It is possible that the disconnect is that mitsu / us thought it was easier and "close enough" to call it a 3 bar sensor instead of a 3.288 bar sensor. If you are slowly feeding it pressure above 30 psi and its output is still changing its just a fact of the physical properties, naming convention aside.
So my question is:
Does the ASC get MAP - AP or just the raw MAP value?
MAP = Manifold Absolute Pressure
AP = Atmospheric Pressure
Semi related FYI, when I unplugged the fuse for my dash with the car on, the dash stayed lit but the ASC went off until the car was restarted. I think this fuse may be mis-labeled though.
i have a ralliart and i did a evo x turbo swap and now i am running into this problem too. i have a scan tool and when the asc light came on i tried pulling the code and it pulled up as p1870 which is something to do with the transmission and to much tq. i had to play with the scanner for a couple min before i found the code it was really weird. i just ordered a grimmspeed 3 port bcs hoping that i can get retuned on it and fix the problem. i believe your evos have two boost control solenoids right?? i know our ralliarts only have one.
Ok, but my point is that the MAP sensor never really reads the 30 psi you are talking about. It is reading 47.5 PSI and you are subtracting MAP - AP to get 30 psi.
So my question is:
Does the ASC get MAP - AP or just the raw MAP value?
MAP = Manifold Absolute Pressure
AP = Atmospheric Pressure
So my question is:
Does the ASC get MAP - AP or just the raw MAP value?
MAP = Manifold Absolute Pressure
AP = Atmospheric Pressure
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It happens when you run 29/30 psi it is directly related to boost / load. Once loads start spiking to 300-310 area the ASC off will turn on.
Did anyone test if the light is turn offed (i.e. ASC is already off) does the light turn on?
Even if you max out the airflow/torque tables it will happen.
Did anyone test if the light is turn offed (i.e. ASC is already off) does the light turn on?
Even if you max out the airflow/torque tables it will happen.



