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pkp4911 · 09-23-2024, 01:22 PM

Anyone got pictures or diagrams as to where I wouid look for these on the motor? Is there 1 or 6? Amazingly very little information about this scenario on the net or in the forum.
Thanks in advance. This code popped without a CEL when I ran a Dura scan over the weekend. I have felt the car has not been as responsive as it should be for a long time but just lived with it. This has a 3.6L conversion with a Softronic tune. No oil, no smoke, starts right up, averages 22-24MPG with a heavy foot. Car lives at 7500'. Scott (Softronic) no longer supports this tune in the configuration I had as a computer file, so I cannot reload tune to ensure that it is still 100% good. Nor do I know how to interpret the parameters that the durametric provides when I am connected. Anyone with baselines that are willing to share would be awesome.
Thanks in advance. I am long time P-car guy...

09-23-2024, 01:22 PM	#1
pkp4911 Registered User Join Date: Nov 2014 Location: Evergreen, CO Posts: 86	How to address P0660 code and location of these valves/plugs, etc Anyone got pictures or diagrams as to where I wouid look for these on the motor? Is there 1 or 6? Amazingly very little information about this scenario on the net or in the forum. Thanks in advance. This code popped without a CEL when I ran a Dura scan over the weekend. I have felt the car has not been as responsive as it should be for a long time but just lived with it. This has a 3.6L conversion with a Softronic tune. No oil, no smoke, starts right up, averages 22-24MPG with a heavy foot. Car lives at 7500'. Scott (Softronic) no longer supports this tune in the configuration I had as a computer file, so I cannot reload tune to ensure that it is still 100% good. Nor do I know how to interpret the parameters that the durametric provides when I am connected. Anyone with baselines that are willing to share would be awesome. Thanks in advance. I am long time P-car guy...