Going back to 94170015
Jul 17, 2010, 08:50 AM
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gotcha. now it matches the format of 9653 for some reason...wierd. thanks man. Still not working 100% for me (still stalling at clutch in), but now that Im trying my tuned maf scaling, it may be better.
Jul 17, 2010, 08:54 AM
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Your stock rom is the 96940011....it is very finicky to get running right. Some will like the 9417 while others will like 9653.
The key is to make EVERY table have the same exact values as your stock rom....THEN start tuning.
Leave the Periphery bits as they are with a stock 9417 or stock 9653....don't use your 9694 values in the peripheries as each rom operates slightly different.
The key is to make EVERY table have the same exact values as your stock rom....THEN start tuning.
Leave the Periphery bits as they are with a stock 9417 or stock 9653....don't use your 9694 values in the peripheries as each rom operates slightly different.
Dec 14, 2010, 06:53 PM
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Appauledd,
Has anyone found this table yet?
ISCV Demand RPM Adder [rpm > 4500, load > 170, speed > 12 mph] (sub_1EFC0)
It appears incorrect in the XML on the wiki. This is the table that needs lowered (or zeroed) to reduce throttle hang, correct?
Has anyone found this table yet?
ISCV Demand RPM Adder [rpm > 4500, load > 170, speed > 12 mph] (sub_1EFC0)
It appears incorrect in the XML on the wiki. This is the table that needs lowered (or zeroed) to reduce throttle hang, correct?
Dec 16, 2010, 09:52 AM
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A 03 should not have throttle hang. It can be your throttle cable is too tight and when you let off the acc pedal, the rocking motion of the engine back and forth, will make your rpm rise and hang as you lift off at redline. I went through this 2 yrs ago and it ended being the darn cable was too tight.
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Your stock rom is the 96940011....it is very finicky to get running right. Some will like the 9417 while others will like 9653.
The key is to make EVERY table have the same exact values as your stock rom....THEN start tuning.
Leave the Periphery bits as they are with a stock 9417 or stock 9653....don't use your 9694 values in the peripheries as each rom operates slightly different.
The key is to make EVERY table have the same exact values as your stock rom....THEN start tuning.
Leave the Periphery bits as they are with a stock 9417 or stock 9653....don't use your 9694 values in the peripheries as each rom operates slightly different.
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