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Old 12-15-2008, 07:39 PM
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I just got the TRD supercharger installed on my 08 crewmax 4wd. But now when I drive it at 4000 rpms the boost will drop to 0 psi. Has anyone heard or seen this happen?
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Yes, lots of folks complain about this.
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Ok, Whats the problem with it than.
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Nobody knows yet, including TRD themselves.
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Old 12-16-2008, 02:15 PM
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Default Re: TRD Supercharger problems

TRD is designing a new reflash to fix this problem. It is caused from having cold intake temperatures. It ends up running out of fuel with the cold dense air so they are making a new reflash to add more fuel.
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Default Re: TRD Supercharger problems

I'm chomping at the bit to get one and would appreciate an update when the ECM is reprogrammed. Thanks.
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TRD is designing a new reflash to fix this problem. It is caused from having cold intake temperatures. It ends up running out of fuel with the cold dense air so they are making a new reflash to add more fuel.
That is what happens when your engineering staff is in California.

I wonder if the sensor is physically overranging with the extra air (and colder) blowing across it, or they just weren't thorough enough while tuning. Oh well, s**t happens...now they just need to fix it.
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