High Load Figures, 368!?
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High Load Figures, 368!?
My car is basically a stock evo 03, mods are listed on my sign.
redline AFRs go all the way to 10.4, doing 23psi as of now till i replace my actuator and tune for 25psi
why are my load figures this high? is it normal? attached is my current rom and the newest log.
redline AFRs go all the way to 10.4, doing 23psi as of now till i replace my actuator and tune for 25psi
why are my load figures this high? is it normal? attached is my current rom and the newest log.
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Boost leak test?
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If the car is running a MAF, higher than expected load can indicate a boost leak.
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Which load parameter are you logging, 1byte, 2byte?
I just opened your log file, you're logging load 2byte, it might be a definition issue, log load 1byte, it might yield realistic figures.
I just opened your log file, you're logging load 2byte, it might be a definition issue, log load 1byte, it might yield realistic figures.
Last edited by foxbat; Jul 4, 2018 at 12:56 PM.
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also, if the readings were incorrect, i would be able to get rid of knock at like 330 load by reducing timing and adding fuel.
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Tariq bhai this is definitely a rom issue.
Logged timing vs load is incorrect .
Check your TPS % also.
Switch to a well defined rom like 9653 or 9417 v7
Logged timing vs load is incorrect .
Check your TPS % also.
Switch to a well defined rom like 9653 or 9417 v7
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but even logging with the tephramod brings such load figures, even with load 1 byte
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Update: fix
the issue was innacurate load readings, I tested this out by putting a fuel cut at 250load,
and voila, the car did not cut fuel even at said "368" load.
that was with tephramod load 1b load factor of 1.8 both in the rom and in evoscan as well.
so I decided to give 2byte load a go, and that was the fix apparently.
now it reads upto like 220, thought that is less than what the car is really doing.
but I found a way to trace the tables with the timing values.
and voila, the car did not cut fuel even at said "368" load.
that was with tephramod load 1b load factor of 1.8 both in the rom and in evoscan as well.
so I decided to give 2byte load a go, and that was the fix apparently.
now it reads upto like 220, thought that is less than what the car is really doing.
but I found a way to trace the tables with the timing values.
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