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Automatic high altitude compensation

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Because the Engine Control Module (ECM) determines boost pressure using the signal from the intake air pressure sensor, there is automatic boost pressure control compensation when driving at altitude and in different temperatures. The engine power is not therefore noticeably affected by air density or temperature.

When altitude exceeds 2000 meters above sea level the Engine Control Module (ECM) cannot compensate boost pressure any further because of the low air density.