If one wanted to delete the egr and install a whole new intake tube is there a way to make it where the check engine light wont come on for the intake heater without having efi live.
Uh yeah you can switch it off with efi live, its done on my truckIt wont come on til it gets cold enough it thinks it needs it but basically no you can't but you may be able to make a plug in resistor to make it think its plugged in still
Uh yeah you can switch it off with efi live, its done on my truck
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It wont come on til it gets cold enough it thinks it needs it but basically no you can't (without efi live) but you may be able to make a plug in resistor to make it think its plugged in still
Wow chill dude, sorry didn't mean to ruffle your feathers lmao honest mistake reallyNo shit that's what I said without it probably not with efi live you can real easy :thumb: ill edit my post so you can understand maybe
Thats what I was thinking. Maybe running a dummy plug with a jumper wire. Would have to look at a wiring schematic and then find out what the ECM is looking for to make it happy. I have a feeling thought the ECM also looks at the IAT sensor while its commanding voltage to the heater though, I doubt there is a way around that.
It wont come on til it gets cold enough it thinks it needs it but basically no you can't (without efi live) but you may be able to make a plug in resistor to make it think its plugged in still
I have an lmm so it might be different, but it turns on at 100% for 30 seconds no matter the outside temp. I saw it glowing red when I removed it and tie wrapped it to a bracket lol. After that I just made two aluminum plates to cover it to prevent a fire under the hood.
I see in your sig rob does your tuning just have him turn that stuff off. An for the open its worth the 99 bucks to just turn it off with. Efi live but is possibly doable without it?
This is for a buddy with a pretty much stock truck but he wants the EGR cooler deleted. Tony B is the only one that makes a delete kit that comes with a new IC pipe with the intake heater provisions and that kit is very expensive. Josh and I both have EFI but the owner doesnt want to spend 100 bucks on a liscense if there is cheaper way around it.
Odds are you can log the heater voltage and put a jumper wire from the power wire to the signal wire with an inline resistor and make the ECM happy.