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Intermittent issues after VMP Stage 1 install - limp mode and P219A code
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<blockquote data-quote="cheeser" data-source="post: 16463156" data-attributes="member: 142342"><p>Update: I didn't replace the O2 sensor as suggested by VMP, but went ahead and had a local tuner with dyno tune the car. After 500+ miles of driving,<span style="color: #ff0000"> I no longer see the P219A code after a tune by a local shop</span>. As a result, this suggests the VMP tune was allowing a P219A code to be generated at times, while the revised tune by a third party has eliminated this issue...and it wasn't an O2 sensor issue.</p><p></p><p>I followed up with VMP on this, but they seem to suggest that it wasn't their tune that was causing the problem. Their response was "...tune is complimentary and not something I paid for....there is nothing more we could do on our end."</p><p></p><p>In the end, I am happy with the VMP hardware. I am less than happy with their response in this matter though in trying to resolve the code issue.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cheeser, post: 16463156, member: 142342"] Update: I didn't replace the O2 sensor as suggested by VMP, but went ahead and had a local tuner with dyno tune the car. After 500+ miles of driving,[color=#ff0000] I no longer see the P219A code after a tune by a local shop[/color]. As a result, this suggests the VMP tune was allowing a P219A code to be generated at times, while the revised tune by a third party has eliminated this issue...and it wasn't an O2 sensor issue. I followed up with VMP on this, but they seem to suggest that it wasn't their tune that was causing the problem. Their response was "...tune is complimentary and not something I paid for....there is nothing more we could do on our end." In the end, I am happy with the VMP hardware. I am less than happy with their response in this matter though in trying to resolve the code issue. [/QUOTE]
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