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cfarley0210 08-23-2011 06:27 PM

is there a way to fool the ecu?
 
Is there a way to fool the ecu so you dont have the cold motor settings where it wont let all the power of the motor until its to opperating temp? Dodge with the edge can do it but i am not able to do it with my duramax

cummin_un_glued 08-23-2011 09:01 PM

EFI Live can tune it out

turbostang7 08-23-2011 09:12 PM

why? its a safeguard thats a pretty good one, don't need to rod it till its warmed up anyways

cummin_un_glued 08-23-2011 09:47 PM

i didnt say it was a good idea....just that it was possible

turbostang7 08-23-2011 10:17 PM

not trying to bash bud, and it wasn't directed towards you lol, just wanting the op to realy think if this is what he wants to do ya know yes it can be done, is it a good idea no!

cfarley0210 08-24-2011 10:20 PM

Well its not to rod on it. It basically has about half throttle until its warmed up so just normal driving and merging can be hard sometimes when u need to go and u cant get up to speed

turbostang7 08-27-2011 10:29 AM

Re: is there a way to fool the ecu?
 
Mine has no problem getting up to speed before warmup, is there possibly another issue?

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cfarley0210 08-28-2011 02:37 AM

It moves pretty good i am just used to the pull of a worm motor. It might not help that its a 6 speed manual and it has to build boost up every shift on top of being cold

2004LB7 02-06-2012 12:00 AM

EFI Live would be the way to go as cummin_un_glued said. [B0729 Max Injected Fuel Quantity (cold)] is the one to adjust. still not recommended though. keep it safe if you do.

mine has been raised. i am light on the throttle until the engine warms up. it is always nice to know that if you are in an emergency situation and need to get out of the way fast, or some other situation that requires this need for more power you have it.

you can probably do this by adding resisters to the coolant temperature sensor if it is not digital. this would of course mess up all of the compensator tables in the EMC program. so not recommended ether.

Best of luck
Jason


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