dealer here said the reflash puts the ecm back in breakin mode, just like breaking it in all over...decided not to do mine...![Face Icon Small Confused :face-icon-small-con :face-icon-small-con](https://www.snowest.com/forum/images/smilies/old/face-icon-small-confused.gif)
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Bull****... Dealer can put it on or not. I just got my 18 MC from reflash and dealer said he did not put the breakin mode on.dealer here said the reflash puts the ecm back in breakin mode, just like breaking it in all over...decided not to do mine...![]()
Reflash on my alpha. Idle Rpm 2600 all day. Ran good until the 3ft I was riding made it cut out to 5-6k rpm max about 15-20 times. Even wiping intakes at WOT doesnt bring it out of limp mode. Even when the exhaust is out of the snow it takes awhile to clear up and run full rpm. I have this issue on my 18 too but not this bad. Granted it was deep AF today but still. Felt like I was on my 10 m8 again with 20 intake screens. Ran great and pulled hard when the ecu didnt cut power out. And ya, still backfired on shut off. Gonna get the silber flash on this once its out cause this is gay AF. Riding my 19 MC tomorrow so will see if its just the deep snow causing the power cut out.
This was my experience every day in super deep snow. I'd hate to say my "mountain" sled was not even rideable in deep snow but it really wasn't...
I also had issues with it clearing up even after stopping and wiping the intakes off. Cat please fix this issue
Any codes on gauge?Not the issue I had, my intake was gone through and sealed up with silicone. I think more than the intakes clogging its the exhaust clogging which then tells the ECM to put it in a temp limp mode. Cause when the exhaust stuffs up even when you clear it out and ride on the left ski it's still in limp bog mode for 5-20 seconds until rpms come back in full.
CO 2.0...I was having same issue in a nipple deep day. I was thinking intake screens, but even after they were cleared it would take 5-15 seconds to recover. The excessive exhaust back pressure is likely more the culprit. Do you have stock silencer? I was using a SSI Ti can.Not the issue I had, my intake was gone through and sealed up with silicone. I think more than the intakes clogging its the exhaust clogging which then tells the ECM to put it in a temp limp mode. Cause when the exhaust stuffs up even when you clear it out and ride on the left ski it's still in limp bog mode for 5-20 seconds until rpms come back in full.
to bad you cant run the stock can without it melting a hole on through the side panel
CO 2.0...I was having same issue in a nipple deep day. I was thinking intake screens, but even after they were cleared it would take 5-15 seconds to recover. The excessive exhaust back pressure is likely more the culprit. Do you have stock silencer? I was using a SSI Ti can.
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Completely stock 19.Two seasons and 1000 miles on my 18 with stock can, nothing melted
I haven’t had the deep snow bog you guys are talking about at all. And I’m talking 4-5 FEET of deep coastal snow. Running Dia S can too on 19 Alpha. Like zero bog ever. Only time I have had an issue is when it’s been stuck and snow is packed under the belly pan and plugging the exhaust. On my 14 i had a deflector built for the exhaust just like cat has done for the alpha. My 14 was so bad I had a snorkel intake built just like a lot of turbo sleds use. I NEVER take the hood off on the hill tho, don’t want to risk not getting it on right. I have rarely pulled the hood off in the shop either tho lol.