Natedsmeclipse
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- Dec 4, 2007
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Colton,
New_York
is anybody using the AEM FIC on a 420a? and if so how is it working out for you?
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running it... only real problem it leave u with an injector code. when u 1st start tuning with it u mite get a bad studder around 3 grand, but u can tune it out. I ran 25psi of boost on it. only thing was it had a check eng light on for the injectors.
If the FIC is installed and tuned properly you will not have a check engine light. You can also slap the stock injectors in and plug in the provided loop harness for emissions testing. No reason you shouldn't pass on a good fic tune anyway.
running it... only real problem it leave u with an injector code. when u 1st start tuning with it u mite get a bad studder around 3 grand, but u can tune it out. I ran 25psi of boost on it. only thing was it had a check eng light on for the injectors.
Despite what's being said above, there has never been a 2g 420a with the AEM FIC that has NOT had an injector CEL. This is something only AEM can fix with a hardware update.
You need to use the 30-1913 F/IC-6, not the 30-1910 F/IC for this car (and all Chrysler based vehicles/engines). The 1913 has additional hardware to induce a load and create a flyback signal on the factory ECU's injector driver circuit to prevent an injector related CEL.
Beau