CK5
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isn't there enough hot air in the cab already?
As far as hot air can be compressed, it’s maxed out
ah, gotcha......
A girl I work with just had that exact compressor installed on her Jeep, she loves it. Fyi, the guy that installed it cracked the fitting on the compressor (red plug), he said it was brittle / didn't over torque it but I think he was just careless.
Thanks for the heads up. I’ll report back once it’s in
Otherwise I’m making a list of what needs fixed...
I'm guessing you made it there and back with all gears intact this time?
I want to do some trail runs this fall. It's my favorite time of the year for it. Those would be good high altitude tuning opportunities.
I think I need to store my tuning for here, and create a file for 8000’+
It doesn’t quite learn fast enough. The exhaust leak didn’t help
Nice avatar crooked one
Yeah, I was thinking about that; the high altitude would mess up your normal altitude tune.
After having the apparent O2 failure (yet to be verified), I was reading some talking about reducing the amount of learning the system will do once you have a good tune locked in. I haven't messed with it yet, but it sounded like you could adjust the % learning so the system wouldn't make a lot of self-learning adjustments. The other thing they said was to make a copy of the tune once you have a good one. That way if you do have a sensor failure you can reload the good tune and eliminate any corrupted learning the system may have done.
Forced induction cures altitude issues and so does a diesel engine lol
LS engines don't have this funky tuning issue up high... or is it low?
