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Tex wrote:FWIW the links on the 1st page are working from my pc but not Tapatalk.
hxshagginwagon wrote:Hey Guys
My Triton ML 3.2 has 45k on the clock and Ive just recently removed my blanking plate after being in for the last 15k. Towards the last 5k of it being in it was throwing up the engine light and going into limp mode more often than not, this being the main reason why I removed it.
I called my local stealer the other day about a quote for a 45k service ($1000) and at the same time Mitsubishi mentioned that my car has a recall and needs to have the ECU re flashed.
My questions are:
Should I put the EGR blanking plate back in before the ECU gets reflashed? Would the ECU relearn with the EGR blank in and as a result not throw up codes, go into limp or under boost?
Has anyone had the latest reflash done on their ML 3.2 and were they happy with the results?
I wasn't sure were else to post this topic
Longranger1 wrote:hxshagginwagon wrote:Hey Guys
My Triton ML 3.2 has 45k on the clock and Ive just recently removed my blanking plate after being in for the last 15k. Towards the last 5k of it being in it was throwing up the engine light and going into limp mode more often than not, this being the main reason why I removed it.
I called my local stealer the other day about a quote for a 45k service ($1000) and at the same time Mitsubishi mentioned that my car has a recall and needs to have the ECU re flashed.
My questions are:
Should I put the EGR blanking plate back in before the ECU gets reflashed? Would the ECU relearn with the EGR blank in and as a result not throw up codes, go into limp or under boost?
Has anyone had the latest reflash done on their ML 3.2 and were they happy with the results?
I wasn't sure were else to post this topic
Whether the blank is in or not makes no difference to an ecu reflash. Having the blank in when reflashed doesn't set up the operating parameters to accommodate it. It would be very nice if it did though!
biggibbo wrote:I was pretty sure the recall was for the MN 2.5, not the ML 3.2.
odie602r wrote:Try without it, you can always drill one later if you have troubles. You can't easily undrill a hole though ...!
wright1275 wrote:Hi, I see alot of you fitting egr blanking plates to keep manifold clean and some drilling throttle body to stop codes . I have a 3.2 ml and have done 155 000 klms with no carbon build up at all , I have tricked the ecu into not operating egr by doing a maf sensor mod very easy to do . all you need to do is add a resister to the maf temp wiring to simulate incoming air below zero degs , then ecu will not turn on egr . I did this 120 000klm ago with no problems another way is to simulate high altitude in ecu but this would be much harder.
wright1275 wrote:Hi, I see alot of you fitting egr blanking plates to keep manifold clean and some drilling throttle body to stop codes . I have a 3.2 ml and have done 155 000 klms with no carbon build up at all , I have tricked the ecu into not operating egr by doing a maf sensor mod very easy to do . all you need to do is add a resister to the maf temp wiring to simulate incoming air below zero degs , then ecu will not turn on egr . I did this 120 000klm ago with no problems another way is to simulate high altitude in ecu but this would be much harder.
wright1275 wrote:Hi, I see alot of you fitting egr blanking plates to keep manifold clean and some drilling throttle body to stop codes . I have a 3.2 ml and have done 155 000 klms with no carbon build up at all , I have tricked the ecu into not operating egr by doing a maf sensor mod very easy to do . all you need to do is add a resister to the maf temp wiring to simulate incoming air below zero degs , then ecu will not turn on egr . I did this 120 000klm ago with no problems another way is to simulate high altitude in ecu but this would be much harder.
Tony wrote:Works a charm , I just haven't bothered to reveal as most wont want the diagnostic port reporting the lower temps. The down side is, you may experience some diesel knock as its screws with the pre injection. I have nothing else to add really.
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