EGR Delete
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How did you find those codes? Those are not standard codes and actually mean nothing. Are they perhaps P0401 and P0611?
P0401 would be insufficient EGR flow, which makes sense if you did the delete, and can only be erased with the SCT and some custom tuning.
P0611 is a FICM performance code. I just posted in another thread how to test, and repair the FICM, if you are indeed having issues with it.
P0401 would be insufficient EGR flow, which makes sense if you did the delete, and can only be erased with the SCT and some custom tuning.
P0611 is a FICM performance code. I just posted in another thread how to test, and repair the FICM, if you are indeed having issues with it.
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swampkilie (03-30-2010)
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How did you find those codes? Those are not standard codes and actually mean nothing. Are they perhaps P0401 and P0611?
P0401 would be insufficient EGR flow, which makes sense if you did the delete, and can only be erased with the SCT and some custom tuning.
P0611 is a FICM performance code. I just posted in another thread how to test, and repair the FICM, if you are indeed having issues with it.
P0401 would be insufficient EGR flow, which makes sense if you did the delete, and can only be erased with the SCT and some custom tuning.
P0611 is a FICM performance code. I just posted in another thread how to test, and repair the FICM, if you are indeed having issues with it.
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