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3126 CAT ECU MODS

Lostchain

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Do you think the difference with or wo the sensor, at 7300ft, will be observable in a straight line acceleration test? I can't really do a flat road test bc there are no flat roads here but I have one 1/2mile spot where I could do a timed accel to say 50mph, but it's 6500ft.
According to CAT it de-rates at high enough altitude. I am speculating here that it controls smoke at higher altitudes, but I don’t have access to CATs programming to know for sure. They designed the engine, called for that component on the higher HP tunes, and throw a code when it isn’t there. The prudent thing to do in my opinion is install it.
 

MatthewWBailey

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According to CAT it de-rates at high enough altitude. I am speculating here that it controls smoke at higher altitudes, but I don’t have access to CATs programming to know for sure. They designed the engine, called for that component on the higher HP tunes, and throw a code when it isn’t there. The prudent thing to do in my opinion is install it.
I have it in hand so easily done. I'm always "at altitude" by any measure. GJ town is ~4900' and my house is 7350. So basically driving between those 2 with an occasional >10k.
 
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