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2008 Mazdaspeed3 tossing codes

Posted: Tue Dec 08, 2009 9:14
by Bertha
My MS3 seems to be code happy...

Cobb intake
HKS Bypass Valve

Stock ECU mapping right now.

Keep getting:

PCM
P2187
and
IC
U2064

Believe the P2187 is a too lean code and the U2064 is a "code was thrown"

Ideas on fixes?

Posted: Tue Dec 08, 2009 9:14
by bmwzoom
You're alive?!?!

Posted: Tue Dec 08, 2009 9:14
by tbot
try getting rid of the CAI. With the single digit temps out there's a lot more air getting sucked into ur car. I bet either w/ the stock intake, or taking a look at ur MAF u might find a fix.

Just a thought.

Posted: Tue Dec 08, 2009 9:14
by Bertha
yup I posted :)

Posted: Tue Dec 08, 2009 9:14
by ~Barn~
Just erase them Josh. They won't come back. :D

Posted: Tue Dec 08, 2009 9:14
by movovr
What do your fuel trims look like? Could the extreme cold weather be messing with your fuel pressue? Our stock pumps have been known to have issues from time to time. I take it your pulling those codes from a Dash Hawk?

Posted: Tue Dec 08, 2009 9:14
by Bertha
Nope just plugging in my Cobb AP. Currently I'm on the stock map because the car was in the shop and is going back on Monday.

Posted: Tue Dec 08, 2009 9:14
by Regulator
tbot wrote:try getting rid of the CAI. With the single digit temps out there's a lot more air getting sucked into ur car. I bet either w/ the stock intake, or taking a look at ur MAF u might find a fix.

Just a thought.



Is boosting in the cold bad hard on the car? I only ask because cold air = dense air.


I have been taking it real easy on mine with these temps.

Posted: Tue Dec 08, 2009 9:14
by GR-8
The only thing I know about Cold weather and dry clear streets is my car loves it! Me and my car hate hot summer days. It's like a 20hp difference in the winter. If only I could drive it. Hopefully it warms up a bit the next couple of days that way I can go bring it home.

Anywho what does it state the codes are besides codes? Could it be too lean cause all the air that's getting packed in?

Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2009 9:14
by erod550
The AP can monitor Air/Fuel ratio can't it? Can you put it on to log and drive around a bit and see what your AFRs are doing? I wouldn't think just an intake wouldn't cause that though, since even with denser colder air, at this altitude it's still not seeing as much oxygen as a warmer day at sea level is it?

Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2009 9:14
by bobopud
From what I remember, my MS6 loved it when it was between 25 and 50 degrees. anything warmer or colder than that just didn't feel the same.

Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2009 9:14
by milehighspeed3
P2187 is the too lean code, I get it once in awhile when I have to idle for awhile(probably twice a month) I need to switch back to stock map and see if that does anything. I have cobb intake and hks as well.

Car seems to run fine and normal, I think just a common code for our car.

Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2009 9:14
by tbot
i know one of the issues i was warned about w/ my CAI was fuel cut in the winter as a result of too much air and not being able to push enough fuel to match. So i wouldn't be surprised with the lean code. But thats just my guess.

Posted: Thu Dec 10, 2009 9:14
by roninspeed3
I'm not modded like a lot of members but I do have a BOV and a Mazda CAI. The car seems to run very well in this colder air and short of a few annoying chassis/suspension squeaks when I first take off in the morning- no codes and no problems..... Oh. the damn TPMS is not real happy with the cold either......

Posted: Thu Dec 10, 2009 9:14
by bobopud
I think it is due to your Mazdaspeed CAI. Mazda pulled these from the shelves awhile back due to this same problem. People were getting the too lean at idle CEL due to the MAF housing used for the Mazdaspeed CAI. I never encountered the problem with mine, but others have.