cat. overtemp
05-04-2009, 02:26 PM
#2
It dumps fuel to reduce your exhaust temperatures to protect your CATs.
For the HP addicted like you and I it means less peak power past 5k+ rpms.
Personally, I turn it off. If you are beating on your car regularly then your CATs aren't going to go the distance anyways.
For the HP addicted like you and I it means less peak power past 5k+ rpms.
Personally, I turn it off. If you are beating on your car regularly then your CATs aren't going to go the distance anyways.
05-04-2009, 05:41 PM
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If you change the COT enrichment commanded, to
the same as your PE / EQ vs MAP vs ECT table
values then it will be unnoticeable when it does
kick on. Somewhat less effective perhaps. But
never seen anything on just how much fuel it
takes to stay "safe".
the same as your PE / EQ vs MAP vs ECT table
values then it will be unnoticeable when it does
kick on. Somewhat less effective perhaps. But
never seen anything on just how much fuel it
takes to stay "safe".
01-08-2011, 12:41 PM
#7
If you change the COT enrichment commanded, to
the same as your PE / EQ vs MAP vs ECT table
values then it will be unnoticeable when it does
kick on. Somewhat less effective perhaps. But
never seen anything on just how much fuel it
takes to stay "safe".
the same as your PE / EQ vs MAP vs ECT table
values then it will be unnoticeable when it does
kick on. Somewhat less effective perhaps. But
never seen anything on just how much fuel it
takes to stay "safe".
