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schwan
07-09-2019, 10:54 AM
2016 Mojo 400, does this engine have an OBD-II or something similar??? I'm having a problem where the engine has shut off multiple times but no code is shown in the diagnostic page.

RC_Hinojosa
07-09-2019, 11:18 AM
2016 Mojo 400, does this engine have an OBD-II or something similar??? I'm having a problem where the engine has shut off multiple times but no code is shown in the diagnostic page.I could be mistaken but it has a different wiring harness from Indmar with an Indmar specific port.

No OBD-II is why people can't flash their own tune....

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larry_arizona
07-09-2019, 11:27 AM
But trouble codes are stored and retrieved from the dash screen under engine diagnostics

Raptor PCM is locked and not aware of any tuning support through HP Tuners.
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Stazi
07-09-2019, 11:57 AM
Any chance that you bumped the Killswitch?


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schwan
07-09-2019, 02:32 PM
I figured they had a brand specific port, I was just hoping to be able to check diagnostics myself since I'm not getting an actual fault code on the dash from this.

I posted the problem on the FB page but haven't gotten many ideas. The killswitch is always a possibility, but I was paying attention to that so I don't feel like that has been it. This problem has been weird so I'll do another titled post so it can be searched for.

larry_arizona
07-09-2019, 02:47 PM
I figured they had a brand specific port, I was just hoping to be able to check diagnostics myself since I'm not getting an actual fault code on the dash from this.

I posted the problem on the FB page but haven't gotten many ideas. The killswitch is always a possibility, but I was paying attention to that so I don't feel like that has been it. This problem has been weird so I'll do another titled post so it can be searched for.

Like Stazi suggested, my dealer highly recommended me to exercise the killswitch once in awhile.

Tells me that they can possibly corrode and become intermittent.


Indmar locking the PCM’s does kinda suck, but I get why.

The difference in the 360/400/440 models are all tune only and I suspect the 450/460 is just another tune but on 93 octane.

If you could adjust the tunes on the Raptors, it would kill a significant profit center for Indmar

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schwan
07-09-2019, 03:14 PM
Now that we're talking about intermittent/corroded killswitches, I feel like that has been discussed, I'll look into that and then post up some details.

Shoebox
07-09-2019, 03:22 PM
I figured they had a brand specific port, I was just hoping to be able to check diagnostics myself since I'm not getting an actual fault code on the dash from this.

I posted the problem on the FB page but haven't gotten many ideas. The killswitch is always a possibility, but I was paying attention to that so I don't feel like that has been it. This problem has been weird so I'll do another titled post so it can be searched for.You can get the diagnostic software and harness, but it's spendy, about $700 for the whole setup.

https://www.rinda.com/marine/diacommarine.htm

larry_arizona
07-09-2019, 03:32 PM
You can get the diagnostic software and harness, but it's spendy, about $700 for the whole setup.

https://www.rinda.com/marine/diacommarine.htm

That is super expensive for software that does basic reading and diagnostics only. It would be reasonable if you could actually change tuning tables/parameters like HP Tuners.


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Shoebox
07-09-2019, 03:40 PM
That is super expensive for software that does basic reading and diagnostics only. It would be reasonable if you could actually change tuning tables/parameters like HP Tuners.


Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkYeah. You can run a bunch of different tests, dropping cylinders, etc, but it's the only option if you want do your own diagnostics. It's what dealers use as well.