PTOWNLMM
09-12-2010, 12:46 PM
Im running the PPE Hot +2 race programmer with DPF delete. I pulled out into traffic and got on it about half throttle and I got an "engine reduced power" message in the dash. Got home and plugged the PPE to check for codes and there was no codes. Called PPE and they suggested I change my fuel filter. did it. still get the message when I barely lay into it and get it up to about 2500-3000 RPM. PPE told me to change the tune from level 2 to 3. did that and im still getting the enging reduced power message. HELPPP.
OILBURNER6.6
09-12-2010, 05:26 PM
I ran PPE Hot+2 on my LMM for about 20k on level 3 and then level 5 when I got my tranny built and had no issues. The only thing I didn't like was it ran pretty hot, I could hit 1500 deg EGT pretty quick on the higher levels. When I changed to EFI with my DSP5 switch tuned by Rob, I made more power with cooler temps. Dump the PPE and change to EFI, you won't regret it. I think you have way more control with EFI vs the plug and play.
403DMAX
09-12-2010, 08:58 PM
Im running the PPE Hot +2 race programmer with DPF delete. I pulled out into traffic and got on it about half throttle and I got an "engine reduced power" message in the dash. Got home and plugged the PPE to check for codes and there was no codes. Called PPE and they suggested I change my fuel filter. did it. still get the message when I barely lay into it and get it up to about 2500-3000 RPM. PPE told me to change the tune from level 2 to 3. did that and im still getting the enging reduced power message. HELPPP.
Hey bud, check to see if you have any trans codes. I see your lifted w/35's. Did you regear? If not, that places alot of stress on the trans and leaves it susceptible to slippage when you add power.
PTOWNLMM
09-13-2010, 10:24 AM
Hey bud, check to see if you have any trans codes. I see your lifted w/35's. Did you regear? If not, that places alot of stress on the trans and leaves it susceptible to slippage when you add power.
I doesn't show any codes. I'm gonna check it again today and call PPE if it happens again.