MDP questions? ?
Can the MDP sensor be used to monitor vacuum conditions?
I ask this because I cannot get a vacuum reading. Boost (MDP) in EvoScan reads in the 50s at idle which I know is incorrect because of the vacuum condition at idle. I assume most of you will tell me to get the JDM MAP sensor and be done with it. |
Originally Posted by Appauldd
(Post 6595236)
Can the MDP sensor be used to monitor vacuum conditions?
I ask this because I cannot get a vacuum reading. Boost (MDP) in EvoScan reads in the 50s at idle which I know is incorrect because of the vacuum condition at idle. I assume most of you will tell me to get the JDM MAP sensor and be done with it. would be great is there was a two way pressure sensor heh.... correct me if i'm wrong please. EDIT: please do tell me there is vacume resolution on the JDM 3bar and i'm wrong. if so, i'm buying one right now. |
^MAP sensors measure absolute pressure. From -14.7 and up. Meaning vacuum is seen as pressure by them. So yes there is vacuum resolution, if that's what you're asking about JDM MAP...
OP, stock MDP is a 1 bar, meaning it should show vacuum values.. Maybe Evoscan calculation/address is wrong? |
Originally Posted by mplspilot
(Post 6596152)
^MAP sensors measure absolute pressure. From -14.7 and up. Meaning vacuum is seen as pressure by them. So yes there is vacuum resolution, if that's what you're asking about JDM MAP...
OP, stock MDP is a 1 bar, meaning it should show vacuum values.. Maybe Evoscan calculation/address is wrong? what should the EvoScan calc be??? |
Originally Posted by mplspilot
(Post 6596152)
^MAP sensors measure absolute pressure. From -14.7 and up. Meaning vacuum is seen as pressure by them. So yes there is vacuum resolution, if that's what you're asking about JDM MAP...
OP, stock MDP is a 1 bar, meaning it should show vacuum values.. Maybe Evoscan calculation/address is wrong? to OP, i get your same issue when logging the MAP with evoscan--i gave up a while ago lol. i'll check this out in detail again tonight. thanks |
atmo isn't 0v on the MAP sensor, its like 1.6v.
so anything under 1.6v is considered vacuum. I dont know what formula to convert -psi into hg/mm (orwhatever vacuum is measured in) |
Originally Posted by tephra
(Post 6596755)
atmo isn't 0v on the MAP sensor, its like 1.6v.
so anything under 1.6v is considered vacuum. I dont know what formula to convert -psi into hg/mm (orwhatever vacuum is measured in) i have the crappy usdm MAP. it's a hair under 4v or so it says lol. i tried manipulting the cal tables a while ago to the usdm linear curve, but i still couldn't get proper vacume tunability [with bez's code]. i'll try again as maybe i gave up too quick lol. |
Originally Posted by tephra
(Post 6596755)
I dont know what formula to convert -psi into hg/mm (orwhatever vacuum is measured in)
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My question still remains......what should the proper calculation be set as in EvoScan for reading the MDP???
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depends on the MDP. what one is it?
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Originally Posted by tephra
(Post 6597986)
depends on the MDP. what one is it?
Stock The reason for my request is because I am working on the MAP to MAF patch. I have my car running pretty well but I cannot get accurate with VE if I don't have accurate vacuum. |
what the 1bar version?
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Originally Posted by tephra
(Post 6598022)
what the 1bar version?
I am also running the 94170015 with your 5.10 mods. You really are the man!{thumbup} |
hrmm not sure what the scaling for the 1bar map sensor is. actually isn't it in evoscan already?
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Thats the problem. I cannot get a vacuum reading. The Boost(MDP) setting in EvoScan never goes negative. At idle it hovers in the 30s.
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just logged the MDP:
Code:
TPS Load RPM AirFl MDP MAP_EM MAFS_REAL one of the reasons i'm late/don't post logs/code all the time is the BS i went through to make this all align up. |
See how the MDP is positive though? Shouldn't it be reading the negative vacuum condition?
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Originally Posted by Appauldd
(Post 6598377)
See how the MDP is positive though? Shouldn't it be reading the negative vacuum condition?
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That is what I have been trying to get at. EvoScan does not read the MDP correctly....I think.
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Originally Posted by Appauldd
(Post 6598393)
That is what I have been trying to get at. EvoScan does not read the MDP correctly....I think.
OT: thats how the map to maf values look when logged correctly. notice that the MAF is being used the whole time for this log as the value is always lower. |
The proper eval in evoscan for the JDM MAP is
Code:
0.19347*x-14.3 Considering the JDM MAP is a 3 bar and stock is 1 bar, I'd assume Code:
0.19347 / 3 * x - 14.3 Obviously please post the results if you get them. If that doesn't help maybe looking at MRfred's "log a JDM map" thread can help. You could take a look at some of the values in the tables there to see if you are close. |
Originally Posted by fostytou
(Post 6599298)
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Considering the JDM MAP is a 3 bar and stock is 1 bar, I'd assume Code:
0.19347 / 3 * x - 14.3 This should be a little closer: Code:
0.36*0.19347*x - 14.5 |
I adjusted Boost (MDP) in EvoScan to this 0.36*0.19347*x - 14.3
What other settings need to be changed in EvoScan....i.e. Gauge Min and Max, and Chart Min and Max? |
Originally Posted by Appauldd
(Post 6602273)
I adjusted Boost (MDP) in EvoScan to this 0.36*0.19347*x - 14.3
What other settings need to be changed in EvoScan....i.e. Gauge Min and Max, and Chart Min and Max? |
Cool Beans ! ! THANKS
I will get to logging. Hopefully I can get the MAP to MAF to solve idle problems with hard intake pipes and big cams. I am close.....so close. |
IT WORKS ! !
I can now log vacuum conditions and boost up to about 2.2 PSI. This will help to try and get MAP to MAF configurations correct for idle with big cams and hard turbo inlet pipes. THANKS a ton ! ! |
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