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      12-17-2014, 09:22 AM   #23
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Ptf tunes also clear this correct?
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I didn't know that I'm not supposed to keep the DP fix installed for a long period of time(over a year). I uninstalled it last week because mixture and lean codes keep popping up. Once uninstalled these lamda codes came up instantly on cobb stg 2 aggressive map P2C2B, P2C7F, P2C6C and P29CF(<10 miles). I'm gonna have my nephew check the o2 sensors on the DPs to see if they're mixed up. If not I'm gonna replace all four o2s and spark plugs. Is there anything else I should look at?
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If the sensors were swapped, you'd know pretty much on startup. The car will run very badly and backfire. Shop swapped mine and as soon as they started it, it began backfiring and almost stalling.
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Question with the Cobb since I am just getting ready to make the switch, If I put the BMS Dp fix on and leave it with the Cobb will that be ok or should I remove it and only put it on when I go have my emissions tested?
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Question with the Cobb since I am just getting ready to make the switch, If I put the BMS Dp fix on and leave it with the Cobb will that be ok or should I remove it and only put it on when I go have my emissions tested?
You should not keep the DP fix plugged in at all times. It will cause a half to a full point deviation in lambda/AFR between bank 1 and 2 and upset fueling. Definitely remove at all times other than when you actually want it plugged in for off road use.
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emissions question

So I am DP deleted and I have never had to do emissions, but I am selling the car and I told the buyer , but he lives in a emission control area of our state. my question is I have the cobb installed and should it not hide the fact that there are no cats?
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