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Old 08-03-2013, 06:05 PM
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Me too!!! Haha. I was getting pissed!

Hopefully this can help out some other folks too
Old 08-06-2013, 08:05 AM
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I'm glad you got it figured out... sometimes its the most simple problem/fix that drives us the most nuts.
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Ok so what is the exact fix? We can sticky the info.
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Originally Posted by LsF-150
You have to have po101,102 and 103 set to 0-mil on first error, and have the SES enable box un-checked. If that doesn't get it post up your tune. I feel ya, it makes trying something "real quick" very frustrating. I was taking weeks off of tuning because it got so frustrating. EDIT Also set "MAF Airmass Filt" to 0 and the "High RPM Hyst" to 0. They are the boxes above and below the other box I told you to change.
Sounds like it was the 'SES enable box' being unchecked along with a few other things.
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pretty much i did everything LsF-150 said and it fixed it, i did everything in his last post at once so im actually not entirely sure what the final fix was, whether it was setting the SES correctly or the MAF tables that i changed...
Old 08-06-2013, 08:21 PM
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On my situation I had all the codes set correctly, it was the "MAF Airmass Filt", "High RPM Disable", and "High RPM Hyst" found in Engine>Airflow>Dynamic>Dynamic Airflow...that all needed to be set to zero to fix.
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Does it still stumble a little or not at all?
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mine fires right up with zero issues at all!!!!
Old 08-08-2013, 08:56 PM
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I just tried this on mine and it didnt work. Mine will start by giving it slight throttle for about 15 seconds and then it will usually carry itself then with a little surging for another 15 to 20 seconds. hot or cold
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I think Mitch's problem was MAF codes. There is another separate problem that has been plaguing HP Tuners users where there is a stumble for any random amount of time after flashing a tune. Sometimes its just a second, sometimes it takes 5 tries to start.


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