It helped considerably.

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Thanks.

can others please confirm or deny that the fix posted by simple lancer works.

So far donor & Routybouty said it works.

If we get a couple more confirmations, then we can have the first post updated with the fix, so its easy for others to find.

 

The new settings worked. Thanks a lot!

 

What ones exactly?

 

Ya know I was pretty sure it was fast freddy's on this thread, but now I can't find it. Let me look around a bit, and I'll get back to you.

*EDIT* Oops sorry got my threads confused. It was in Simple_Lancer's post:

- ISCV Demand RPM Adder [rpm > 4500, load > 170, speed > 12 mph] and
- ISCV Demand RPM Adder (Moderated by Baro, IATS) (FFFF6EA8) (sub_204B6) [sub_1EFC0]
must be zeroed out.

 

anyone have this for 88570008 (JDM IX)?

or can anyone help me define it?

 

Check your PM's.

 

Hi all, I've been trying to find these iscv demand tables for the jdm 93660005 rom.

Normally I use shared tables to determine 9653 -> 9366 memory offsets to find where they live but I haven't found anything.
I also searched the 9366 rom for some 9653 table data using a hex editor but nothing turned up.

If someone has them can please post/pm. Much appreciated.

 

guys i am moving from 96260009 to this rom and noticed that the MAF Compensation table is quite a fair bit different between the two roms... should i copy my MAFC to 9653?? i did the two things that simple_lancer said and do not have throttle hang.

 

The 96580706 is scaled in G/S as opposed to the factory ROMs which are scaled in units.

 

That last table is labeled "decel fuel cut retard"

Is that referenceing timing or does anybody know? The term 'retard' is usually used with timing stuff. Or is it something else?

 

It is timing retard.

Also i recommend leaving it at the 10 value and not 0'ing it out. Timing retard on lift off is good.

I would say try simple_lancer fix in theis thread (about a page or two back). Its the most simple, and changes the least tables. If it doesnt work, then move onto the other fixes.

 

agreed the two tables for RPM Demand fix works for me.

 

I did that, zero'd out the RPM ADDER tables, and it helped alot, but is still there a bit.

I wonder if there is a TPS referenced table for the ISCV that we missed along the way?

 

a couple things..

Is your Idle stepper table stock or modified?

Are your decel fuel tables stock or zero'd?