TephraMOD V6 - testing!
Am i missing something? I see Baseline WGDC and Boost desired engine load. I need a Baseline or Target Boost table instead of Boost Desired Engine load. Can i just change the BDEL table to PSI instead of Load?
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Mike - yes - you still need to do the replacement of ROM locations with the MAP sensor signal thou... But yes changing the scaling on the tables will convert them into psi based.
Dan add the following to your TephraMod-88590615.xml:
That should add new tables for AFR...
Dan add the following to your TephraMod-88590615.xml:
Code:
<table name="AFR Safety Min Volts" category="TephraMod" address="48264" type="1D" scaling="Volts16"/> <table name="AFR Safety Max Volts" category="TephraMod" address="48266" type="1D" scaling="Volts16"/>
I will play more tomorrow.
Mike - yes - you still need to do the replacement of ROM locations with the MAP sensor signal thou... But yes changing the scaling on the tables will convert them into psi based.
Dan add the following to your TephraMod-88590615.xml:
That should add new tables for AFR...
Dan add the following to your TephraMod-88590615.xml:
Code:
<table name="AFR Safety Min Volts" category="TephraMod" address="48264" type="1D" scaling="Volts16"/> <table name="AFR Safety Max Volts" category="TephraMod" address="48266" type="1D" scaling="Volts16"/>
WGDC Correction Interval (High Gear Range)
WGDC Correction Interval (Low Gear Range)
Before we realized the stock ECU had "gear dependent" boost control (just the hi/lo) we would only change the High gear range version because they other one "didn't do anything" (until we realized the boost maps were different). Do they both come into play now based on the code or do we still only use the High gear range one?
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I should really help Tephra out and start writing up a feature list/description in the ECU wiki so we can get rid of some of these redundant questions....
I logged EGR for you guys from cold startup this morning... log is here:
http://thefrost.net/randomfiles/tuni...EGR_warmup.csv
Unfortunately I didn't log coolant temp. This was from cold startup @ ~30*F to fully warm though. I have barely any EGR, but not just 100% flat, and I'm also not sure how much it normally runs at these temps. I did modify my timing reduction vs coolant temp map, not sure if that could at all be related...
Here is an image just for loose reference, looks like a nice slope up to me...

(notice the spike right after startup, but its gone right after that). I will admit that the car has been falling flat the first time I go in reverse and then 1st, but after the short drive through my complex in 2nd I don't notice anything else.
http://thefrost.net/randomfiles/tuni...EGR_warmup.csv
Unfortunately I didn't log coolant temp. This was from cold startup @ ~30*F to fully warm though. I have barely any EGR, but not just 100% flat, and I'm also not sure how much it normally runs at these temps. I did modify my timing reduction vs coolant temp map, not sure if that could at all be related...
Here is an image just for loose reference, looks like a nice slope up to me...

(notice the spike right after startup, but its gone right after that). I will admit that the car has been falling flat the first time I go in reverse and then 1st, but after the short drive through my complex in 2nd I don't notice anything else.
Last edited by fostytou; Apr 1, 2009 at 08:03 AM.
Has anyone exceeded their fuel/timing loads on an alt-map? I wasn't really breaking 300s on my old injectors, but I went V6 and RC 1200 cc at the same time and my load will fall flat on its face over 300. 1 byte shows it instantly dropping down to ~2.4
the next cycle until it can fall below 300 again. I'm going to rescale later today and see if it sticks around.
the next cycle until it can fall below 300 again. I'm going to rescale later today and see if it sticks around.
Has anyone exceeded their fuel/timing loads on an alt-map? I wasn't really breaking 300s on my old injectors, but I went V6 and RC 1200 cc at the same time and my load will fall flat on its face over 300. 1 byte shows it instantly dropping down to ~2.4
the next cycle until it can fall below 300 again. I'm going to rescale later today and see if it sticks around.
the next cycle until it can fall below 300 again. I'm going to rescale later today and see if it sticks around.kinds like timing falls off, then it picks up effect? (or like you pull the hand brake for a couple seconds the car "bogs"?)
ill try alt maps when i need to refuel



