Edit: nevermind, fixed on April 9

 

Do these MUT numbers translate as follows

MUT 00 = 895C = 35164
MUT 01 = 895D = 35165

I tried logging 2 byte load using 35164 and 35165 for the above quoted rom and it did not work. This is the rom that has the p0300 fix, btw.

Anyone have the correct number?

 

895C hex = 35164 decimal
895D hex = 35165 decimal

You can use Windows calculator to switch from hex to decimal and vice versa.

I think that's what you were asking, right?

 

These hex values are 100% correct and have been tested by many members so the issue is either your MUT address locations or something else. I stopped using the individual MUT tables in ECUFlash once I realized its far easier to just use the 3D table and be done with it for any future mods.

MUT00 address is 3815A
MUT01 address is 3815E

With these tables added to your XML file, just type in the hex address' listed on the first page.

 

dont put individual MUT ID's in your XML, use the BIG 3d table to access MUT's.

a number of people have put the WRONG numbers in and subsequently wondered why their car wouldn't start or ran weird...

 

I have had no problems with entering individual MUT ID's in my xml. All the 2 byte load numbers that I have entered in roms to cars that I have tuned have worked. The only exception has been the 94170015. I used the following xml code, which according the jack is the wrong one.

<table name="00 2 byte load" address="38062" type="1D" level="1" scaling="uint16" />
<table name="01 2 byte load" address="38066" type="1D" level="1" scaling="uint16" />

With the tables defined, I then used the 35164 and 35165 numbers in the 00 2 byte load table and 01 2 byte load table respectively.

Is the xml code that I entered wrong or right?

 

99860002

2-byte load
MUT00 = 885C
MUT01 = 885D

2-byte RPM
MUT02 = 883A
MUT03 = 883B

2-byte airflow Hz
MUT04 = 88B4
MUT05 = 88B5

 

the 2 byte load and rpm in that rom match the ones in 90550001, could you check and see if the airflow value is correct for 90550001 too please mate

 

I'm surprised that any of the values match with ROM IDs that are so different. I don't have a 90550001 ROM handy to disassemble. PM me if you want my email address to send one.

 

Has anyone managed to find the MUT table location for 88590013 ?

 

They are both evo 7 roms

1 is ralliart (90550001) the other is FQ300 and poss 320 (9986002)

 

Shameless - Try 0x3EE64

 

2-byte airflow Hz
MUT04 = 88B4
MUT05 = 88B5

Just did it to my 90550001, evoscan log nothing. Change it back to 8A59 and 8A79, it will log something wasn't sure if it's accurate (eg at idling, AirflowMUT read 755, 705, 730, 755... while airflow read 50, 43.75 or 37.5)

 

Perfect, that's it. Are the Load/RPM/Airflow changes the same as, say, 88590015 ?

 

That's what I did, it seems the 013 and 015 are very similar. Everything seemed to work fine, although the values in EVOscan were very strange.
Do I have to change the function in evoscan?
My current functions are
0.3125*x Load
3.906*x RPM
6.29*x/64 AIRFLOW

I know on the first page it states to change RPM to 1000*x/256 but my values are still very strange. Did I do something wrong?