PATCH: TephraMod V5
FYI, the 88590015 link is down. If you would like a mirror I have plenty of bandwidth for you 
Edit: Seems to be back up already, but I'm still willing to host anything you need me to. I'd love to drop tephra/jack/mrfred a subdomain if needed also. PM me if you want it.

Edit: Seems to be back up already, but I'm still willing to host anything you need me to. I'd love to drop tephra/jack/mrfred a subdomain if needed also. PM me if you want it.
I think the correct address for the RPM axis is 6DD2 for 94170014. 6B7E is for the 9417008 though. I could be wrong, Tephra will need to confirm if I'm getting better at this Disasm stuff or not,lol.
P.S. Later I changed adress as you wrote, and guess what, you are RIGHT - rpm table looks as it should be
so, you are getting better
Ok, another simple, slightly confused question
I only see 1 high octane, 1 low octane, and 3x2 octane ignition maps. I realize I'm supposed to get rid of the 2&3 ignition maps, but am I supposed to get rid of the one and only octane maps?
(I'm pretty sure the answer is you do need it, as I removed them and they didn't seem to show up.)
4) Remove your current Hi/Lo Octane Fuel+Timing #2 and #3, only #1 matters anymore
I only see 1 high octane, 1 low octane, and 3x2 octane ignition maps. I realize I'm supposed to get rid of the 2&3 ignition maps, but am I supposed to get rid of the one and only octane maps?
Code:
<table name="High Octane Fuel Map" address="2dbd">
<table name="Engine Load" address="6ec8" elements="20" scaling="Load"/>
<table name="RPM" address="6ea0" elements="15"/>
</table>
<table name="Low Octane Fuel Map" address="2ef5">
<table name="Engine Load" address="6ec8" elements="20" scaling="Load"/>
<table name="RPM" address="6ea0" elements="15"/>
</table>
<table name="High Octane Ignition Map 1" address="33e9">
<table name="Engine Load" address="6f2c" elements="21" scaling="Load"/>
<table name="RPM" address="6efa" elements="20"/>
</table>
<table name="Low Octane Ignition Map 1" address="3599">
<table name="Engine Load" address="6f2c" elements="21" scaling="Load"/>
<table name="RPM" address="6efa" elements="20"/>
</table>
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Last edited by fostytou; Mar 21, 2008 at 08:58 PM.
Only remove the maps which have multiple versions so only the #1 map is left.
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Well, I couldn't wait answers to my questions more than 5 minutes, so I just copied RPM cells from my original 94170008 to Tephra's 94170014 and... reflashed. Took a spin on the highway - everything looks alright
P.S. Later I changed adress as you wrote, and guess what, you are RIGHT - rpm table looks as it should be
so, you are getting better
P.S. Later I changed adress as you wrote, and guess what, you are RIGHT - rpm table looks as it should be
so, you are getting better
that is correct jack. have tephra change that address to 6DD2 on the 94170014.
Last edited by draconx; Mar 21, 2008 at 10:05 PM.
I should have the "how-to" v5 installation video uploaded within the hour guys. I yap a lot so no teasing, its hard to remember every detail while the big red 'RECORD' button is glowing,lol. At least it will give most people a good overview of whats involved. I'll finesse the video tutorial when I have time, this will get us by for the moment.
well.. it seems that 94170014 for the 94170008 does not work on my 03
. has anyoen else had this problem? do i need to wait for the 008 to come out? (yea i changed everything over. immob. all maps (fuel and timing) and it just cranks.. kinda starts.. (srota) and then just dies. (just die's pretty much).
. has anyoen else had this problem? do i need to wait for the 008 to come out? (yea i changed everything over. immob. all maps (fuel and timing) and it just cranks.. kinda starts.. (srota) and then just dies. (just die's pretty much).
I think this was being discussed somewhere else, but I thought it was going to be integrated here.... Are we able to use the direct boost control mod with V5 yet?
I saw the post about the JDM Map sensor, and of course that is the first step!
I saw the post about the JDM Map sensor, and of course that is the first step!




