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Try cleaning the two pressure sensors.
One is between the intercooler and the throttle body, very easy to remove.
The other one is in the intake manifold, to access it you have to remove the air filter box.
They can be cleaned with a contact cleaner spray.
Exactly, hotter means less mass of air, plus that closed curve in the intake and that complicated path to reach the entrance of the red tube makes the passage of air even more difficult.
That air intake is definitely worse than the original one.
For me, the first thing you have to do is go to another mechanical garage, one that has the means to analyze the problem,
What fault codes did the engine fault light come on?
Now your mechanic thinks the problem is the catalytic converter, almost certainly he will remove it and the problem...
ERG or EGR , as far as I know prince engine doesn't have exhaust gas recirculation.
That SA459 seems to be a spray, where is it introduced into the engine?
SOLVED !!
The problem was in the light below the right door.
The bulb had moved, crossed, and was shorting circuit.
The previous owner changed all the interior bulbs to LEDs.
I will put the incandescent ones back on, I prefer warm light instead of white, it is more pleasant.
The buzzing noise...
Thanks Pedro,
Well, if the power supply fails, the problem will be in the BSI module. From there come the cables that go to the ceiling lamps.
The ceiling lamps module only has bulbs, switches and a LED diode with a resistor, it does not have electronics.
Today I'll look at cleaning the...
When opening the car, this light should come on progressively and later it also goes off gradually.
But now it won't turn on. When it should turn on or off instead there is a buzzing noise of about 2 seconds on the right door internals !!
I guess it's generated by the speaker, but it does it...
If when removing the power the beep continues, it seems that it does not come from the screen.
You would have to consult a garage specialized in car stereo
I'm sure that device is not VIN registered,
I highly doubt it would have access to the car's ECU to read the VIN since it is not a manufacturer device.
Look in the screen configuration options or maybe you have an app installed that produces the beep.
Or maybe the screen beeps for not having...
I will always prefer the petrol engine, apart from pollution problems that penalize the diesel, for the pleasure of raising revs to the limit in acceleration.
Power =Torque x revs
Assuming that the engine gives maximum power with similar revs, as it usually happens with remapping
By a simple formula, if the original version gives 156HP and 240Nm then with 320 Nm limit the power will be no more than:
156*320/240=208HP