Deck Plate Mod Question
Aug 19, 2003 | 01:22 PM
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Yes.
Leave it out for a good 15-30 minutes. Jacksonpt's write up says to pull the fuse when you start the mod, then just put it back in when you're done.
Leave it out for a good 15-30 minutes. Jacksonpt's write up says to pull the fuse when you start the mod, then just put it back in when you're done.
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Aug 19, 2003 | 01:58 PM
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Allegedly this will allow your ECU to "learn" the increased airflow faster than if you just drove it. Either way, it will adjust accordingly.
This is a debatable practice as many do not think it does anything.
Hard to say. I just do it cause its easy.
This is a debatable practice as many do not think it does anything.
Hard to say. I just do it cause its easy.
Aug 19, 2003 | 02:01 PM
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Originally posted by <96 Runner>
This is a debatable practice as many do not think it does anything.
This is a debatable practice as many do not think it does anything.
I got a Check Engine light as soon as I started up after doing the deckplate mod. Pulling the fuse reset the light for me. It may or may not have an effect on resetting the air/fuel control, etc. Pulling the fuse when you start will save you from possibly having to do it for a CE light.
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