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Hey guys, I want to start off by saying my car is bone stock. I was looking at some live data earlier and my manifold relative pressure reading went to around 16psi in Intelligent mode and shot up to 25psi in sport mode. At idle it's reading around -19.5. Any thoughts? I was thinking about checking the waste gate operation first but would like some input.
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How are you reading these numbers? The boost and vacuum numbers look too large in absolute value (stock boost in I mode should be less than 13psi, and vacuum shouldn't be much less than -11psi while cruising). I wonder if the units are messed up?
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Hey guys, I want to start off by saying my car is bone stock. I was looking at some live data earlier and my manifold relative pressure reading went to around 16psi in Intelligent mode and shot up to 25psi in sport mode. At idle it's reading around -19.5. Any thoughts? I was thinking about checking the waste gate operation first but would like some input.

 

Are you on a cobb ots map? I suggest getting an ETUNE at the very least. These maps are known to pull timing, knock, and blow motors. If you want, send us a PM and we can get you started on a proper tune, and we'll troubleshoot along the way if we come into this problem. From what it sounds like its wastegate related.

 

 

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Solidsnake- I'm reading manifold relative pressure with my snap on solus edge scanner. Should I be reading absolute pressure instead of the mrp?

 

TuningAlliance- I am not on any tune as far as I know. I have no idea what the po did to this car. I just recently found out my cluster is reading 17k more miles than what my scan tool is picking up directly from the computer. I don't typically hit full boost while daily driving and it didn't seem have any fuel cut out or other issues indicating something is wrong. I can do a waste gate test with my scanner this weekend and make sure it's functioning properly.

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If you're stock, you would have hit fuel cut at those boost pressures...chances are you've got a tune on there. I'm assuming your OBD scanner is reading the numbers correctly (I'm not sure if different scanners would misread parameters). Manifold relative pressure is the correct parameter.

 

Take it for a drive, log MRP, target boost, wastegate duty cycles, and throttle position. Other useful parameters to log are feedback- and fine-learn knock correction, AF correct and MAF.

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