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Engine Braking = 4D16 ?
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09-14-2015, 11:37 PM | #1 |
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Engine Braking = 4D16 ?
Over the last ~32,000km I've experienced intermittent P20EE/4D16 with relative consistency. No other issues have presented themselves; I do love these cars!
However, it feels like I'm long overdue on having the engine light come on. While this is certainly a good thing, I can only attribute one change since the last time the light came on: I haven't downshifted manually in over a month. The paddles just make it soo easy to play with and the compression of the motor on decel is impressive (read: fun). Using my code reader I've regularly scanned the freeze-frame data and the conditions under which I usually see this code involve revs under 2k. While I haven't been logging the data, it has me wondering if I'm not having PCV issues? Thoughts? Need more data? Car is a 2010 sport with ~93,000km, all stock. My aftermarket warranty is up in 10K and I'm thinking that a catch can and a meth kit are in my future before anything else. |
09-15-2015, 03:26 AM | #2 |
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I believe P20EE is urea related code. The only way I remember is because it sounds like PEE. Lol. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. If I'm correct on the pee thing, then you can start at cleaning your urea nozzle.
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