I wonder if applying a layer of grease around the o-rings would help - just something to block leaking of air that might be triggering the sensor?
We were a little concerned that the o-rings might be leaking, but given that removing the filter has affected when the CEL comes on, we're now pretty sure the issue is related to flow at the pressure sensor.it feels pretty snug when i push on the mishimoto fitting, more so than the OEM one. so I think (on mine anyway) that it's sealed up good. no CEL at all today around town, but again it was cooler today.
Thank you for the info - I've passed it along to our engineer to consider. We're still actively working on this, so I'll keep you all updated.To share some more data, I am running the catch can without the filter. Yesterday I went to a local resort for ocktoberfest. The drive started at 4800 feet and the parking lot was at 8000 ft. I did get the P2 code as a pending code while at that elevation. The code cleared and everything shows normal back at 4800 ft. I was not driving at the elevation long enough to trip it in the permanent code.
That's pretty awesome! I bet you'd have a market for those if you wanted to sell them. You could do a package deal with pre-modified hood ventsA bit off topic.
I opened up the hood vents and added some 3-d printed vent to rings so water doesn't enter the engine bay.
I posted more info on Facebook. 2.0L group page
https://www.facebook.com/groups/479547239235776/
Yeah, we haven't had any reports from below 4,000 ft. elevation - so we're pretty confident the lower atmospheric pressure at that altitude and above is causing the issue (and our catch can being installed, of course). How going from 4,000 ft to 8,000 ft doesn't trigger the CEL by itself is still an unknown, howeverFor what it’s worth, I’m at sea level around 100 degrees and I’ve never gotten a CEL.
a front moved through over the weekend and the CEL stayed on in town every restart... and it was under 70 degrees lol!Yeah, we haven't had any reports from below 4,000 ft. elevation - so we're pretty confident the lower atmospheric pressure at that altitude and above is causing the issue (and our catch can being installed, of course). How going from 4,000 ft to 8,000 ft doesn't trigger the CEL by itself is still an unknown, however
Thanks!
-Steve
a front moved through over the weekend and the CEL stayed on in town every restart... and it was under 70 degrees lol!
Hey guys,@Mishimoto, sorry to report I have tripped the code again. Only a few short trips on the Jeep since last reset. This is with brass filter removed, 4800 ft elevation, air temp was 49 degrees. I am assuming this code will continue to trip more frequently as temperatures drop. Other than system removal does any of your team have suggestions they would like me to try
Hi Steve,Hey guys,
@mrjking2000 I just shot you a message about a test kit we're sending to gather vacuum/pressure data from the sensor.
However, we don't have a permanent fix yet. We're going to keep working on the issue, but I don't want to keep stringing you guys along, especially since it may be a while. So, I'm going to talk with our Customer Service team to see what we can do for compensation. I'll let you know what CS says today or first thing tomorrow morning.
@oceanblue2019 are you still having issues as well? I'm curious to see if you've gotten your updated S&B tube yet and gotten a chance to try it with the catch can.
Thank you all for your patience and I apologize that we haven't gotten this figured out.
-Steve
Same problem I had.Hi Steve,
With the original S&B and your oil catch can I get the P1CEA codes. So the revised S&B does help somewhat but still not 100% clean running.