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Patient: the truck in my signature. I had high boost readings on my Quad (up to 50 psi at idle) and those numbers dropped about 10 psi with the install of a new DAP map sensor. I then removed the Quad unit and sent just module to DAP to be checked out. While I had the Quad being checked, I installed my old Edge EZ. The module didn't have any issues so they sent it back to me and I have not reinstalled it. With the EZ, I get an almost constant "high boost " error code even after replacing the map sensor a second time. I was able to keep the light off long enough to get a smog check done but I now want to sell the truck and I need to figure out this error code issue. Can anyone offer any suggestions on where to start trouble shooting this? Is the MAP sensor terminal end wiring replaceable, I have not checked to see if it is. 

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Boost fooler damaged on the Quadzilla module?

 

Wiring issues to the Quadzilla module? Proper wiring used on the Quadzilla? (No hacking up the connector to fit a later series?)

 

Since the boost number is high on the Quadzilla I would have both the module and the wiring checked. 

 

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