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07-27-2005 01:02 PM #2
There may be people who can help here, like maby Swifster but, if your takling about your Neon , most of us arn't farmiliar with the 4cyl stuff. I'd think the computer would ajust the fuel pressure/ mixture itself, just as it does when going from a higher to a lower altitude or vise versa, forced induction would be calculated as a lower altitude as places at lower altitudes have higher air preassure, it might flash a check engine code saying the preassure is higher than the tolorance the computer allows but it should ajust itself.You don't know what you've got til it's gone
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