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From: Mesa
Originally Posted by vader1,Aug 3 2010, 01:59 PM
Fixed my problem the easy way. I was running an 02 ecu on my MY01 car. I swapped the original ecu back in and the hot start issue is gone. I guess the 01 that I had just deals with it better????? It has been 93 degrees and 90 percent humidity just about every day for the last couple weeks and when I heatsoak the car now it will stumble a tiny bit on startup but never dies. I can even put the top down when idling without have to rev it.
I guess that was cheating for finding a fix for it but hey, whatever works.
I guess that was cheating for finding a fix for it but hey, whatever works.
My guess is that once it learns the AF curve it will start doing it again - I could always correct my issue by unplugigng the power for a couple minutes. It would always relearn the bad habit.
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Originally Posted by WLAURENT,Aug 3 2010, 05:00 PM
How long ago did you swap the PCM?
My guess is that once it learns the AF curve it will start doing it again - I could always correct my issue by unplugigng the power for a couple minutes. It would always relearn the bad habit.
My guess is that once it learns the AF curve it will start doing it again - I could always correct my issue by unplugigng the power for a couple minutes. It would always relearn the bad habit.
I don't think it is a difference in the fuel map though, just one of those things where there performance of a machine(computer) can vary I guess.
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