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Old 08-19-2008, 08:17 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Hybrid ECU, CEL Code 15, ISC, but new isc didn't fix it - o2 sensors?

I had CEL code #15 on a hybrid ecu (95 vr4), which is for isc, so I bought a new one on dsmisc.com but still getting the same code. It seems to be functioning fine, but haven't had a chance to drive much, before I knew it wasn't behaving perfectly because occasionally the car would stall when I was shifting, or when slowing down the rpms would dip really low almost stalling (ocasionally actually stalling) then go back up to normal.

I've been searching/reading and somewhere somebody posted that the downpipe o2 sensors can also cause CEL Code 15. Can anyone confirm this? I don't think that's my problem cuz I had the stalling issue mentioned above before replacing isc, but want to know if that's a possibility.
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RHD, AWD/AWS, Aero, Automatic, Naturally Aspirated
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1993 Panama Green Pearl Mitsubishi 3000GT VR4 - Daily Driver July 2002 - April 2006 & May 2007. Totalled by drunk driver who hit it while parked on a 25mph street May 20 2007 10:30pm.
STOP/GO: Southbend DXD 6-puck Clutch, K&N Filtercharger Injection Performance Kit (FIPK), ProBoost Manual Boost Controller (MBC), M-Spec Vacuum Reduction Kit, Stillen Downpipe. Powerslot Front Rotors w/Hawk HPS Pads.
SUSPENSION/DRIVETRAIN: Intrax Springs, Bilstien Rear Shocks, KYB GR2 Front Struts, 5Zigen FN01RC 18x8.5 +30 & 18x9.5 +35 Wheels with Nitto Extreme Performance 245/40/18 & 285/35/18 Tires (summer), 245/45/17 Bridgestone Blizzak WS50 on Spyder Chromies (winter), PST Carbon Fiber Drive Shaft (CFDS), Unorthodox Racing Aluminum Flywheel.
LOOKS: 5% Tint, Snakeeyes, Niteshades, Mobo Leathers Lower Door Inserts, 3KGT Concepts Aluminum Defroster Vents, Speedhut EL-Glo Gauge Faces
AUDIO/VISUAL: JBL GTO220s, Pioneer TS-A1646 2-ways & Stock 6x9s all powered by Phoenix Gold Octane-R 5.1 Dolby Digital Amp, Infinity 1032W 10" Fiberglass Mounted Subs powered by Rockford Fosgate 501bd Amplifer, 7" Motorized LCD DVD/TV/FM/MP3 Deck, SWIX Steering Wheel Control Interface
COUNTERMEASURES: Blinder M10 Twin Laser Jammer, Scorpion Ultimate KA Radar Jammer, Radio Shack PRO-2067 Mobile Scanner Radio
SECURITY/CONVENIENCE: Compustar 2-Way Spread Spectrum Alarm/Autostart/Turbo Timer/Keyless Entry.
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