Jobodizo
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Quick little addendum: Edelbrock sent me a VMP-style brass charge sensor with a mini harness adapter (I'll solder it later) and a tune update to reflect the new RTD curve. We might have a winner! Not only did the first couple of runs read the correct temperature, but it also seems to have stopped the coughing and stumbling on cold start as well! It's going to be 9*F here tomorrow, so I'll try it again tomorrow to verify.
It's odd, almost like even though the data logs SAID the ecu saw the correct temp, it was trying to start with the -74* temp that the dash cluster saw. Who knows. Still keeping my appointment on the 7th with the local guy to iron out drivability (slight surging on maintenance throttle), but at least as of right now I think it's fair to say that it was the temp sensor and the tune's interpretation of it causing the issues. Fingers crossed!
Also, public service announcement: the plastic charge sensor is a b&$*% to get out after some heat cycles. Even with the engine warm it was threatening to snap. Through RIDICULOUS amounts of Googling I found that brake cleaner (when used sparingly) dissolves the thread locker that it comes painted with.
It's odd, almost like even though the data logs SAID the ecu saw the correct temp, it was trying to start with the -74* temp that the dash cluster saw. Who knows. Still keeping my appointment on the 7th with the local guy to iron out drivability (slight surging on maintenance throttle), but at least as of right now I think it's fair to say that it was the temp sensor and the tune's interpretation of it causing the issues. Fingers crossed!
Also, public service announcement: the plastic charge sensor is a b&$*% to get out after some heat cycles. Even with the engine warm it was threatening to snap. Through RIDICULOUS amounts of Googling I found that brake cleaner (when used sparingly) dissolves the thread locker that it comes painted with.
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