Threw a CEL at the track, last run.
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (firestoned @ May 22 2008, 10:24 AM) [url=index.php?act=findpost&pid=47592]<{POST_SNAPBACK}>[/url]</div>
Good to know maybe I will keep my wide band after all.
Something to remember, once your car is tuned, the dashhawk will read only what the standback is telling the ecu, not what the car is actually doing. You do need an external wideband o2 gauge for accurate readings with the standback.. +1 with the boost gauge.[/b]
Good to know maybe I will keep my wide band after all.
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Update:
Car is running. Completely removed PnP harness, car started right up. I'm about to go put it back in and see how that goes. Perhaps the Standback is messing with the keyless entry system...I've been seeing intermittent problems using keyless entry in the past month. Trunk button wasn't working for a while, then started working. Driver's side button stopped working for a while, then came back. Car wouldn't start sometimes, even with a key in the ignition. I'll give CP-E a yell on this and see what they have to say.
Car is running. Completely removed PnP harness, car started right up. I'm about to go put it back in and see how that goes. Perhaps the Standback is messing with the keyless entry system...I've been seeing intermittent problems using keyless entry in the past month. Trunk button wasn't working for a while, then started working. Driver's side button stopped working for a while, then came back. Car wouldn't start sometimes, even with a key in the ignition. I'll give CP-E a yell on this and see what they have to say.
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Almost certain the issue is with the PnP harness. I've come to this conclusion because:
a ) The car behaves the same whether the bypass plug is installed or not.
b ) The car completely mimics symptoms of the Standback w/PnP installed WHEN attempting to start the car without the ECU wiring harness connected to the factory ECU (stupid mistakes can lead to great insight
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c ) The car runs fine without the Standback and PnP in place.
The only thing that sucks is I can't test my theory without a spare PnP harness. I'll have to wait until I send it in to CP-E and they test it themselves. Car feels friggin slow now
a ) The car behaves the same whether the bypass plug is installed or not.
b ) The car completely mimics symptoms of the Standback w/PnP installed WHEN attempting to start the car without the ECU wiring harness connected to the factory ECU (stupid mistakes can lead to great insight
)c ) The car runs fine without the Standback and PnP in place.
The only thing that sucks is I can't test my theory without a spare PnP harness. I'll have to wait until I send it in to CP-E and they test it themselves. Car feels friggin slow now

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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Rich @ May 22 2008, 09:08 PM) [url=index.php?act=findpost&pid=47726]<{POST_SNAPBACK}>[/url]</div>
Rich, if you need a harness to test your theory, feel free to come to the house tomorrow if you want. Just need to verify that it wont fuck up my harness ya know? Let me know, Ill be around
Almost certain the issue is with the PnP harness. I've come to this conclusion because:
a ) The car behaves the same whether the bypass plug is installed or not.
b ) The car completely mimics symptoms of the Standback w/PnP installed WHEN attempting to start the car without the ECU wiring harness connected to the factory ECU (stupid mistakes can lead to great insight)
c ) The car runs fine without the Standback and PnP in place.
The only thing that sucks is I can't test my theory without a spare PnP harness. I'll have to wait until I send it in to CP-E and they test it themselves. Car feels friggin slow now[/b]
Rich, if you need a harness to test your theory, feel free to come to the house tomorrow if you want. Just need to verify that it wont fuck up my harness ya know? Let me know, Ill be around
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