pierranchis

first off i want to thank Keith and Arin for assisting me in my fuel pump issue. for those who arent tuned in, i bought a AWE fuel pump upgrade and after the install i experienced some fueling problems. APR invited me to the homestead speedway where Keith ran some data logs on my car and coincidentally we ended up running into the same problem where our cl campaigns died on us. thankfully it happened to him first because it was that much easier for him to pin point the problem. it has been 3.5 days with the new sensor on and its running like a champ. i actually ran a 2004 s4 with intake and exhaust and possible tune and he was barely pulling so i know im good. anyways, i just want to thank Keith and Arin at APR for following through and helping me out every step of the way and once again thanks for the invite, i had lots of fun. I also want to thank Todd at AWE (i havent forgotten about you), for helping out aswell. Your pump works like a champ and does get along with APR's software pretty well.

Todd/A.W.E.

Great to read this.

I guess in some way, AWE and APR worked together on something that made the client happy in the end.

It should always be that way!

Arin@APR

I'm glad we could help you get back on the road to having fun!

scoobycarolan

CL Campaigns? What is that? What caused the actual problem you had?

pierranchis

cl campaign is a sensor that is located on top of your high pressure fuel pump. its a 80$ sensor if you pay full price for it or else its 50$. its a copper sensor and there is a blue plug that goes into it. i believe it keeps your fuel delivery consistent and prevents it from dumping too much or little fuel when its not needed causing bogging or overboosting and then resulting in limp mode.