Subject	Yeah a boost controller removes the ECU's control
Posted by	Drunkpunk082 on October 26, 2012 at 9:43 AM
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In Reply To	Re: My suggestion, is to... posted by DC3843 on October 25, 2012 at 04:20 PM
Message	of the turbos. Safety boost won't throw a code. A FAULTY sensor will throw a code but one just sending false alarms is considered to be working properly by the ECU and no codes will be shown. I would strongly recommend getting a new engine harness. I replaced mine when I had it rebuilt and I think that was one of the best things I could have done for the car. Get your stock sensor wired back up. Even with a boost controller it can still retard your timing if it goes into safety boost. Then your running higher boost levels with a retarded timing, not an ideal running condition.
Follow Ups	Car going in to Safety Boost at funny times - DC3843 22:12:13 10/24/12 Detonation? (n/m) - 300ZMang 22:23:32 10/24/12 Re: Detonation? - DC3843 22:48:54 10/24/12 Re: Re: Detonation? - Medallion Man 02:16:05 10/25/12 detonation doesn't throw a code - aliaZ 07:39:35 10/25/12 Re: detonation doesn't throw a code - DC3843 08:25:48 10/25/12 Keep in mind that the signal wire for this sensor is so - Zvil 09:49:51 10/25/12 Re: Keep in mind that the signal wire for this sensor is so - DC3843 13:19:54 10/25/12 Det sensor is sensitive indeed - OverZealous (CT) 13:57:21 10/25/12 My suggestion, is to... - Drunkpunk082 14:04:01 10/25/12 Re: My suggestion, is to... - DC3843 15:47:10 10/25/12 Re: My suggestion, is to... - DC3843 16:20:09 10/25/12 Yeah a boost controller removes the ECU's control - Drunkpunk082 09:43:38 10/26/12 High gear low rpm wot equals safety boost (n/m) - craigz96tt 08:25:45 10/26/12 Re: High gear low rpm wot equals safety boost - DC3843 08:31:47 10/26/12
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