Engine CHECK light...tell me if this is right.
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Engine CHECK light...tell me if this is right.
Check Engine Light & the Blitz SBC-iD ii
I recently installed a SBC-iD ii boost controller in my WRX, and the check engine light illuminates periodically as a result. After speaking with the Blitz tech support hotline, they relayed the information that the boost controller should not be the cause.
I also have a AEM CAI and an Apex'i Auto Timer...
Help me out here; which one of these could be causing the problem, and what can I do about it?
The Boost gauge "T" connector was spiked at the manifold hose the hose right behind the alternator. I was thinking that it could be a problem with the newly created volume. I didn't cut the stock hose, and just connected the stock hose to the "T" and the other side is connected to the nipple with a 1 inch' long piece of tubing. The "T" connector is pretty big and I am using all the tubing supplied by the blitz kit. So I was wondering if the check light is due to boost or vaccum lag going to the valve or whatever that hose goes to.
So to fix this I would shortened the lenght of the vaccum line and connect the T connector to the stock hosing...
what do you guys think.
I recently installed a SBC-iD ii boost controller in my WRX, and the check engine light illuminates periodically as a result. After speaking with the Blitz tech support hotline, they relayed the information that the boost controller should not be the cause.
I also have a AEM CAI and an Apex'i Auto Timer...
Help me out here; which one of these could be causing the problem, and what can I do about it?
The Boost gauge "T" connector was spiked at the manifold hose the hose right behind the alternator. I was thinking that it could be a problem with the newly created volume. I didn't cut the stock hose, and just connected the stock hose to the "T" and the other side is connected to the nipple with a 1 inch' long piece of tubing. The "T" connector is pretty big and I am using all the tubing supplied by the blitz kit. So I was wondering if the check light is due to boost or vaccum lag going to the valve or whatever that hose goes to.
So to fix this I would shortened the lenght of the vaccum line and connect the T connector to the stock hosing...
what do you guys think.
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and the code you pulled was........
Really, it can be anything, especially the MAF sensor from running a CAI. Go to Autozone and get the code pulled for free. Then goto Oakos.com and look up the code that was pulled and you'll know where the problem is.
Really, it can be anything, especially the MAF sensor from running a CAI. Go to Autozone and get the code pulled for free. Then goto Oakos.com and look up the code that was pulled and you'll know where the problem is.
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