evodan_socal

So, I had my 03 EVO tuned by RRE in Dec 08. It ran great and made some pretty good numbers on the dyno. Around Apr 09 the car started running really rich, blowing black smoke out of the exhaust, and had uncontrollable boost spikes. I tried contacting RRE, but no love.

Frustrated, I tried changing out obvious parts starting with the dual stage MBC. That stopped the boost spikes, but still running rich and and blowing smoke. Then I changed out my Greddy RS BOV with an AP BOV, that helped a little bit, but still rich and smoking at WOT like Cheech Marin. Tried contacting RRE again to get my ECU reloaded, but I got no reply.

Finally, I decided to send out my ECU to Dynoflash. When it came back, it wasn't running rich, but I needed to change a few things. The boost solenoid needed to be bypassed and the stock injectors had to go back in. I am still getting a CEL though. I would guess it is because the dual map switch is still wired into my ECU.

My question is ... does anyone know how to remove the switch and wiring?

Thanks.

turbolarry

iTrader: (1)

Try posting here;
http://www.socalevo.net/index.php?op...=37&board=56.0
Mike checks regularly.

SoCal Rally

^^^ Not so sure.

Anyway, I think it's likely the dual map switch RRE installed is just a 'Jack of Trades' alt-map switch. Install instructions for 'Jack of Trades' alt-map wiring harness is here: http://dsm-ezine.com/Install_Instructions.zip Just do the reverse of the install instructions to remove the relevant wiring.

Jim in Tucson

iTrader: (3)

I'm really confused here. I had my dual map set up done at RRE as well. The EVO VIII does not require any kind of switch to be installed, as does the EVO IX. The EVO VIII uses the ICS switch in the console.

In any case, if you do have a map switch, and if you are now flashed back to a basic straight up ROM w/o dual maps, the switch should do nothing. Simply cut the wires, remove the switch, and tape off the ends.

SoCal Rally

True, the Evo VIII does not require a switch to be installed for alt-map switching, however it is one of the methods supported. In fact there are three separate methods supported:
- ICS switch
- TPS
- Alt-map switch & wiring harness

evovin

iTrader: (64)

http://driven2modify.com/showthread.php?t=21863

evodan_socal

thanks guys.