Derek@Vision Diesel
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As KC said above the Baro sensor is separate from the map and is located under the dash on the drivers side.
Have you tried back probing the signal wire on the MAP sensor and reading it's voltage output? I would be curious to see if it correlates with the pid reading of 22psi.
You could also get a handheld pressure/vacuum pump hook it to the map sensor and increase pressure while back probing the signal wire on the map sensor. Then you could reference a voltage/pressure chart to see if the sensor is functioning properly.
Kc and I where just talking about SCT tuning last night... about how the tuning is so tight lipped on these 6.0's. I would love to get my hands on the software and check it out, but using efi live on the "other" brands might have spoiled me.
As kc also stated there are a lot of limiters built into the pcm's and can be hard to find out which one your hitting. elevation, iat, eot, ect, map, ect......
Good luck!
Awesome build by the way
We have watched the sensors output while increasing pressure with shop air, it seems to respond as it should and read correctly. Doing it this way in a very controlled environment with the truck not running, KOEO, we can get the CTS2 to read 30+psi. It does freak out if you apply the pressure too fast and default back to 0 but if you bring the air in slowly (regulated to 60psi) it will read correctly up until about 32psi and beyond that it just goes blank.
Once we get the electronic fans wired in tonight we should be able to do some better data logging and get a good understanding of what things are looking like. We will compare Baro, MAP, IAT, MAF, EBP, ect.