Shouldn't you be revving it higher with the 2018+ manifold?Lund says logs look perfect. The manifold is a brand new 20' take off. No cracks. My only thought is that i have lower boost and power due to maybe not revving it as high plus the boost loss due to the manifold being less restrictive. Car drives good.
Bringing this back up but did you find the issue? i Installed mine and well i lost to the same car that i went neck and neck VS prior and i also got a CEL P0300 and it went away after 10 seconds from the pull.. felt like it just stopped pulling midwayYou can,yes. This was a data log revision lund wanted 2500-7200 wot
got a CEL P0300 and it went away after 10 seconds from the pull.. felt like it just stopped pulling midway
yeah which is weird, i changed plugs which were causing issues previously.. but i did the manifolds swap, i hear that the intake runners can breakand cause that code but mine are locked out well with zip ties.. i did the install, and its straight forward unless i messed up somethinfP0300 is random misfires so that would explain that, you were losing time due to pulling time ...
.
Well share some informationI believe it your tune. I also got the PO300 code when trying to tune for CMCV delete.
The only way I can do it successfully is to license a Roush tune. And the things they change to make it work are not visible to me
well last night i did a pull, im going to send the logs over.. the car does great on a 50 roll in 2nd no CEL but as soon as i step into a 60 roll thats when i have issues.. last time my ngauge kept shutting off so lets hope the can see something i don't.I paid the additional for manifold tune..The changes are not visible. This might be the reason for the added cost for a manifold change tune. They are buying a Roush tune.
I could be wrong and people are living with some minor drivability issues below 2000 RPM