BCS testing data
Nov 4, 2008, 08:59 AM
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That table would be awesome but I don't have that one in my ECUflash. I have the min. Temp table but thats it. Anyone know the code for that table for 94170015???
EDIT: I found MrFreds Boost Tables thread stating that my rom doesn't have this feature....damnit! I'm sick of hearing my BCS clicking away when I am at 3300rpm@75mph in 5th on the highway.
Does this mean there is no "minimum load for boost control" at all?
EDIT: I found MrFreds Boost Tables thread stating that my rom doesn't have this feature....damnit! I'm sick of hearing my BCS clicking away when I am at 3300rpm@75mph in 5th on the highway.
Does this mean there is no "minimum load for boost control" at all?
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Nov 4, 2008, 09:28 AM
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Buy the GM 3 port from RockAuto.com, you can get it for roughly $40 shipped with the pigtail harness.
http://www.rockauto.com
GM 3 port: $17.83(AC Delco part number 214-474)
GM pigtails for $15.40 (AC Delco part number PT 374)
http://www.rockauto.com
GM 3 port: $17.83(AC Delco part number 214-474)
GM pigtails for $15.40 (AC Delco part number PT 374)
Nov 4, 2008, 10:28 AM
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MrFred--you mention running the resistors in series, to me thats suggests more then one? But in later posts it seems that there is just one resistor used. Just trying to clarify that I need just 1 resistor be it 1, 5 or 10 ohm.. and I can splice that into either wire.. thx for the clarification-- sorry if its elementary. Electricity and I don't get along well.
Nov 4, 2008, 11:34 AM
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MrFred--you mention running the resistors in series, to me thats suggests more then one? But in later posts it seems that there is just one resistor used. Just trying to clarify that I need just 1 resistor be it 1, 5 or 10 ohm.. and I can splice that into either wire.. thx for the clarification-- sorry if its elementary. Electricity and I don't get along well.
Running 2 10 ohm/1 watt resistors in parallel to form a 5 ohm/2 watt resistor from Radioshack HERE would be the best solution. There would only be roughly 0.6 watts passed thru each 10 ohm resistor.
Nov 5, 2008, 12:19 AM
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That table would be awesome but I don't have that one in my ECUflash. I have the min. Temp table but thats it. Anyone know the code for that table for 94170015???
EDIT: I found MrFreds Boost Tables thread stating that my rom doesn't have this feature....damnit! I'm sick of hearing my BCS clicking away when I am at 3300rpm@75mph in 5th on the highway.
Does this mean there is no "minimum load for boost control" at all?
EDIT: I found MrFreds Boost Tables thread stating that my rom doesn't have this feature....damnit! I'm sick of hearing my BCS clicking away when I am at 3300rpm@75mph in 5th on the highway.
Does this mean there is no "minimum load for boost control" at all?
I thought it was a lifter or start of a spun bearing, but after a few days of checking stuff I figured my BCS was going, but now it all makes perfect sense....
is there any way that a patch could fix this?
Last edited by bchappy; Nov 5, 2008 at 01:32 AM.
Nov 5, 2008, 01:03 AM
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I've used GM boost valves on Motec systems over here, they sure are "ticky".
So much so, we normaly soft mount them and slip a section of plumbers hot water pipe neoprene tube over them as well. It helps a bit.
Prefer MAC valves, quiet and work well.
So much so, we normaly soft mount them and slip a section of plumbers hot water pipe neoprene tube over them as well. It helps a bit.
Prefer MAC valves, quiet and work well.