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Cobb OTS stage 2 logs, help


hubiturcokov

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well I have been having major studder/hesitation since my stage 2 install and flash. Mostly in 3rd, 4th and 5th gear in the 3-4.5k rpm rage and when i am off or partial throttle.

 

logs taken at

80 degrees in philly, PA

 

Any help would be greatly appreicated

 

stock intake, turbo, injectors

catless up

erz highflow cat down

Cobb OTS STII 93 map

romraiderlog_20100701_191549.csv

uromraiderlog_20100701_184039.csv

uromraiderlog_20100701_191549.csv

uromraiderlog_20100701_194118.csv

uromraiderlog_20100701_195615.csv

uromraiderlog_20100701_201814.csv

uromraiderlog_20100701_203459.csv

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your A/F learning is more than I would expect. With almost exactly the same mods and the Cobb OTS stage 2 (which has since been significantly modified) my trims were much closer to zero. Are you sure there isn't some kind of air leak?

 

You are using actual 93 octane to match the 93 octane map right?

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I looked at the last log and the MAF is bouncing around pretty good. I'll have to look at some of my logs to compare, but that does seem odd.
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Something is weird. I would check everything starting at the air filter. Look for loose connections, popped hoses, leaks under worm gear clamps. Then go over the vacuum lines. You can zip tie the ends so you know which you checked. Couldn't hurt.

 

If everything looks good. Reset the ECU and do 1 pull. Just 1, in case. If data looks bad, start looking at gaskets and WG.

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