High IDC at 7k - stock turbo
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<DataListItem DataLog="N" Color="" Display="Mode23 IDC" LogReference="Mode23IDC" RequestID="CALC" Eval="[Mode23IPW]*[Mode23_2ByteRPM]/1200" Unit="%" MetricEval="" MetricUnit="" ResponseBytes="1" GaugeMin="0" GaugeMax="100" ChartMin="0" ChartMax="100" ScalingFactor="1" Notes="" Priority="1" Visible="False" />
Last edited by tsitalon1; Jan 15, 2010 at 05:40 AM.
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Have you changed the LTFT crossover yet or is that at factory settings still? If factory still, the car is adding +4 fuel at WOT above your target.
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I haven't touched that. What do you mean adding +4?
Are you saying that if my target in the map is 11:1 the LTFT crossover setting causes the ECU to shoot for 7:1?
Bryan, you have a copy of my map I sent to you about 2 weeks ago, you should be able to verify that crossover setting. I cannot as I am at work right now.
I haven't touched that. What do you mean adding +4?
Are you saying that if my target in the map is 11:1 the LTFT crossover setting causes the ECU to shoot for 7:1?
Bryan, you have a copy of my map I sent to you about 2 weeks ago, you should be able to verify that crossover setting. I cannot as I am at work right now.
Are you saying that if my target in the map is 11:1 the LTFT crossover setting causes the ECU to shoot for 7:1?
Bryan, you have a copy of my map I sent to you about 2 weeks ago, you should be able to verify that crossover setting. I cannot as I am at work right now.
It's up to you if you want to stop the LTFT from affecting WOT fueling. I would recommend making it not effect it as it's one less thing to worry about.
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Shall I do this now while we are trobleshooting? amd are you talking about the code Tephra posted here:
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...fueling-1.html
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...fueling-1.html
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You are making this more complicated than it is. 9 times out of ten when I see this happen it is the fuel pump on its way out. It is NOT your injectors. At the mods that you have, it is hard to run out of injectors. On the X, it is also possible that it is the relay. So here is what you do NOW:
1. Swap out the fuel pump relay with the high beam relay. Look under the fuse box cap and it will tell you which is which. If your AFR goes rich, then that is your problem. That is something that you can easily fix NOW.
2. If the relay is fine, then change the fuel pump. These things fail even on low mileage cars. It is a Mitsu after all...LOL. A new fuel pump should fix your problem.
1. Swap out the fuel pump relay with the high beam relay. Look under the fuse box cap and it will tell you which is which. If your AFR goes rich, then that is your problem. That is something that you can easily fix NOW.
2. If the relay is fine, then change the fuel pump. These things fail even on low mileage cars. It is a Mitsu after all...LOL. A new fuel pump should fix your problem.
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You are making this more complicated than it is. 9 times out of ten when I see this happen it is the fuel pump on its way out. It is NOT your injectors. At the mods that you have, it is hard to run out of injectors. On the X, it is also possible that it is the relay. So here is what you do NOW:
1. Swap out the fuel pump relay with the high beam relay. Look under the fuse box cap and it will tell you which is which. If your AFR goes rich, then that is your problem. That is something that you can easily fix NOW.
2. If the relay is fine, then change the fuel pump. These things fail even on low mileage cars. It is a Mitsu after all...LOL. A new fuel pump should fix your problem.
1. Swap out the fuel pump relay with the high beam relay. Look under the fuse box cap and it will tell you which is which. If your AFR goes rich, then that is your problem. That is something that you can easily fix NOW.
2. If the relay is fine, then change the fuel pump. These things fail even on low mileage cars. It is a Mitsu after all...LOL. A new fuel pump should fix your problem.
Swapped relays with the HL relay... no change. I guess I'll order a pump, are the walbro still loud like they were in DSM's?
Best price for walbro with plug and play adapter?



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