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Small Issue With Z-tube And Jwt Pop Charger Install

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MILLOS

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Hey guys,

I installed the CF Z-Tube and JWT Pop Charger on Friday night but have a small issue.

After the install I noticed that the engine light on the dashboard now stays on permanently, does anyone know why? I had a look at the engine bay again and all seems to be in order so I'm not sure why. :P

By the way, it is very true about the noise of the engine at 4,000+ revs, it is amazing!!! (Still with the stock exhaust)

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Did u reconnect the AFM? or did u start the car without the AFM connected and then reconnected it?

It happened to me...but after a few hundred kms, it went away...Suggest resetting your ECU for a quik resolution...

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Yes I did start it without reconnecting the AFM at one stage. I will wait a while then, or might even reset the ECU.

Thanks Nelson.

Don't worry too much about it, the light will go away after a while.

If you are impatient, then just clear the error codes

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Hey guys, thank you for that, nothing to worry about then.

I'm currently in Sydney and not driving the car anyway so I might just let it go away on its own.

An ECU reset might be a good idea after the mods anyway like Sam said.

Thanks again.

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