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95Stang50

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alright so i got my car tuned yesterday and today i get a check engine code. i work at a garage so i have access to a nice scanner. well i got a code saying "511 PCM ROM Failure". i cant get ahold of the person who tuned my car, so i was hoping someone here could help me out. does anyone know what this code means? oh and i did have a chip burned.
 

mo_dingo

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Obviously the burned chip is bad. Take it back.
Scott
 

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Obviously it cant be that bad cause the car runs mint...but i see what your saying
 

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95Stang50 said:
alright so i got my car tuned yesterday and today i get a check engine code. i work at a garage so i have access to a nice scanner. well i got a code saying "511 PCM ROM Failure". i cant get ahold of the person who tuned my car, so i was hoping someone here could help me out. does anyone know what this code means? oh and i did have a chip burned.
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I know with the Tweecer you gotta make a minor scalar change or the interface being plugged into the service port will throw a CEL.

I wanna think some peeps said that anytime you put something in that port you will get that CEL unless you make that change I was talking about.

You could go to the Yahoo Tweecer site and go all the way back to the first threads and I bet you'd be able to find some more specific info.

Not much help I know.........................
Its been so long ago and that is all I can remember

Later
Grady
 

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well i did get ahold of the tunner today and was told that it is nothing. come to find out that wasnt the code that set the CEL. but that it was a oxygen sensor malfunction that did. anyway, i was told that the computer will always throw that code cause there is a chip now. anyway, the car runs mint and eats up ls1's...
 

HISSIN50

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I had read elsewhere that this can be normal as well because of the chip. If she runs good, who cares.
 
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