Not on a '98... most reports are that OBDII cars respond very quickly... but
your mileage is pretty low...
My experience with my trucks (a '96 5.2L 5-speed and '98 5.9L auto) leads me
to believe, since the change is sudden and drastic that DC is putting some
kind of code in the computer that is more 'mild' during a certain break-in
period... would be pretty easy to do, and I don't know if anyone can confirm
or deny the existence of such code...
it's just a theory...
Gary Shook
>In the past four weeks or so I've noticed my truck running alot better.
>Better throttle response, it just seems to "flow" more smoothly over the
>street. And now today for the first time ever, I had the tires squealing
>on dry pavement and I wasn't even trying to! Why the sudden change? I've
>had my dak for 14 months and it has 7700 miles on it. About four weeks ago
>I changed my thermostat to 180 and installed my MSD setup, but why would it
>take this long for the computer to adapt?
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>Jason
>98 CC, 4X4, 318, Auto
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