View Poll Results: Limp Mode 2009 and up
Yes , it sucks
12
28.57%
No Problem
22
52.38%
Yes, I can live with it
4
9.52%
Cable Fix, who has a kit, I'll buy it
4
9.52%
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I voted no problem but just like some of the other problems I headed off and fixed before they bit me on the ***, I came up with a fix. So, I want a fix for it whether a cable or whatever. Let's get our collective brains together and come up with a cable fix that's not going to require a line of credit.
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#7
That's what I did also the ecm connector under the seat. It's a pretty big deal if you're in Bum Fk Egypt and it happens and then you always wonder about the next time you shut it off too.
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Easley, South Carolina
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The problem has stuck me while @ 85 mph in the left lane in full traffic with no where to pull off on the left, I checked my right rear view mirror and saw a transfer truck grill in close, all I could do is throw up my arm indicating my direction and take it.
The problem is with the pins fretting, the pins coating and size can't take the vibration and began to scar the outer surface to the point that the computer loses the 5 volt signal and when this happens the check engine light comes on and we go to high idle.
Some state that Dielectric grease is the cure but if you think about it, your connector is or maybe scared and your putting a non-conductive moisture sealant goo in between your connector pins and the matting surface. You have not fixed the origional problem until you change out the pins.
There has to be a better type connector to use in this heavy vibration proned area.
The problem is with the pins fretting, the pins coating and size can't take the vibration and began to scar the outer surface to the point that the computer loses the 5 volt signal and when this happens the check engine light comes on and we go to high idle.
Some state that Dielectric grease is the cure but if you think about it, your connector is or maybe scared and your putting a non-conductive moisture sealant goo in between your connector pins and the matting surface. You have not fixed the origional problem until you change out the pins.
There has to be a better type connector to use in this heavy vibration proned area.
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