Evo AccessPORT Beta Firmware Update...
My barometric pressure read 50 kPa. I reflashed and took her out and checked, it still read 50. As you may note, my reads in kPa, not % as you say yours reads. A % reading doesn't really make sense. But I have no idea if 50 kPa is correct.
I drove about 25 miles and saw a max. knock count of 4. That's lower than yesterday, so it's possible the reflash had something to do with the difference although driving circumstances may not have been identical.
Edited to add that my throttle position read 14% at idle, fully warmed. Don't remember what it used to read when I first got my AP.
I drove about 25 miles and saw a max. knock count of 4. That's lower than yesterday, so it's possible the reflash had something to do with the difference although driving circumstances may not have been identical.
Edited to add that my throttle position read 14% at idle, fully warmed. Don't remember what it used to read when I first got my AP.
Last edited by CDO; Jun 2, 2008 at 02:44 PM.
Hello Gents,
The AP beta firmware has been rev'ed. Long/Short Term Fuel Trims have been fixed. EGR and Barometric Pressure have been removed at the request of customers due to confusion. To my knowledge the Knock Sum Live Data parameter is functioning as it should. I will address concerns in another post.
Please follow the link. The AP-MIT-001.exe has been updated.
Thanks,
Rob
The AP beta firmware has been rev'ed. Long/Short Term Fuel Trims have been fixed. EGR and Barometric Pressure have been removed at the request of customers due to confusion. To my knowledge the Knock Sum Live Data parameter is functioning as it should. I will address concerns in another post.
Please follow the link. The AP-MIT-001.exe has been updated.
Thanks,
Rob
Knock sum movement is going to happen with the seasonal change into warmer weather. It's ok to see bumps into the 4-7 range. I would be a little more concerned about anything above 10. If you have manual boost controllers, you may have to turn the boost down a touch when the weather gets hot or run a little higher octane.
If the knock sum becomes an issue, we will be more than happy to address the tune of our maps. At this point we are confident our maps will be safe even in the hot weather.
Thanks,
Rob
If the knock sum becomes an issue, we will be more than happy to address the tune of our maps. At this point we are confident our maps will be safe even in the hot weather.
Thanks,
Rob
I don't think we have any control over barometric pressure, but knowing the exhaust temp could be helpful/interesting.
Also, as long as you're adding/subtracting things, could you bring back intake temp? I used that to see what the outside temp was.
Rob,
I agree with the above statement....if you could put back in the Intake Temp that would be awesome...I like to see what that is so i figure I can subtract 15-20 degrees and that should give me the outside air temp.
Please just don't take out the Knock Sum.....I live everyday for that reading
I agree with the above statement....if you could put back in the Intake Temp that would be awesome...I like to see what that is so i figure I can subtract 15-20 degrees and that should give me the outside air temp.
Please just don't take out the Knock Sum.....I live everyday for that reading

Hello Gents,
The AP beta firmware has been rev'ed. Long/Short Term Fuel Trims have been fixed. EGR and Barometric Pressure have been removed at the request of customers due to confusion. To my knowledge the Knock Sum Live Data parameter is functioning as it should. I will address concerns in another post.
Please follow the link. The AP-MIT-001.exe has been updated.
Thanks,
Rob
The AP beta firmware has been rev'ed. Long/Short Term Fuel Trims have been fixed. EGR and Barometric Pressure have been removed at the request of customers due to confusion. To my knowledge the Knock Sum Live Data parameter is functioning as it should. I will address concerns in another post.
Please follow the link. The AP-MIT-001.exe has been updated.
Thanks,
Rob
Is this the fix based on the trial run from yesterday that I responded to you about this morning?
Again, EGR is not EGT so this statement is incorrect. Evo's do not have a EGT sensor from the factory. EGR is a emissions device that is on the intake manifold and is not used for tuning in the same regard as EGT. A EGT sensor is usually installed on the exhaust manifold to read the exhaust temp coming out of the head exhaust ports.
Last edited by razorlab; Jun 3, 2008 at 12:14 PM.
You're right. I was thinking EGT. But isn't the EGR reading a temperature?
Nevermind on the question. While fixing myself a bowl of Cheerios I remembered that the EGR has to do with recirculating exhaust back into the engine for emissions reasons or something like that.
Nevermind on the question. While fixing myself a bowl of Cheerios I remembered that the EGR has to do with recirculating exhaust back into the engine for emissions reasons or something like that.
Last edited by CDO; Jun 3, 2008 at 08:53 PM.
Knock sum movement is going to happen with the seasonal change into warmer weather. It's ok to see bumps into the 4-7 range. I would be a little more concerned about anything above 10. If you have manual boost controllers, you may have to turn the boost down a touch when the weather gets hot or run a little higher octane.
If the knock sum becomes an issue, we will be more than happy to address the tune of our maps. At this point we are confident our maps will be safe even in the hot weather.
Thanks,
Rob
If the knock sum becomes an issue, we will be more than happy to address the tune of our maps. At this point we are confident our maps will be safe even in the hot weather.
Thanks,
Rob
Last edited by SCEvol8; Jun 3, 2008 at 09:34 PM.
Could you bring back MPH?
Anyways - my experience as follows -
Baro @ %50, doesn't change
LIFT/STFT @ %25, doesn't change
Also target idle is @ 796, doesn't change
Knock from 0 - 10, definitely sensitive to atmospheric conditions - it's cool, it knocks less. Most of the time not at all. Previously knocked from 0 - 6, most of the time it never knocked above 2, unless it was hot out. The way I percieve it to be so far (and my senses may just be fooling me..) is that the variable knock frequency counter, along with the higher readings seem to indicate a more sensitive calibration. Maybe the intial calibration for the Knocksum was a little off?
Not sure, but that's the way I percieve it.
Anyways - my experience as follows -
Baro @ %50, doesn't change
LIFT/STFT @ %25, doesn't change
Also target idle is @ 796, doesn't change
Knock from 0 - 10, definitely sensitive to atmospheric conditions - it's cool, it knocks less. Most of the time not at all. Previously knocked from 0 - 6, most of the time it never knocked above 2, unless it was hot out. The way I percieve it to be so far (and my senses may just be fooling me..) is that the variable knock frequency counter, along with the higher readings seem to indicate a more sensitive calibration. Maybe the intial calibration for the Knocksum was a little off?
Not sure, but that's the way I percieve it.
Last edited by ~BoOsTeR~; Jun 3, 2008 at 09:43 PM.
updated the ap and for some reason i cannot reflash to any maps. does anyone have any problems with reflashing? whenever the map shows the uploading within the second of that loading bar pop up it says i need to check my connection blahblahblah. i've check double check even triple check everything knowing forsure i didn't unplug the usb or the DL connector. never had this prob til this update.
new look is ok but i prefer the old look cauz the new look is like the wrx's/sti, meter n needle more awesome. plz bring back all the other features in the live data that was not in this updated version on the next update.
new look is ok but i prefer the old look cauz the new look is like the wrx's/sti, meter n needle more awesome. plz bring back all the other features in the live data that was not in this updated version on the next update.






