Logging my car for the first time!
#1
Logging my car for the first time!
I just logged my Evo 9, and I got shocked beyond belief, and I'm still thinking about if what I'm seeing is real or is this just a silly mistake.
My car is seeing knocksum of 7 going up to a steady 36 from 2500 rpms up, timing advance is at 41 down low and fluctuates when it sees the knocksum.
Long story short, Tuners in Saudi Arabia have no freaking idea what they are doing, some have dynos, some have an extremely good reputation, unfortunately none of those helped.
I will attach the logged file here, and I'm going to hope someone comes in and says I'm an idiot and I read something wrong because I go mentally attack my tuner.
If anyone does over the internet tunes, it will be my best bet now, as I vowed to learn tuning slowly and will go about it but not now definitely.
My car is seeing knocksum of 7 going up to a steady 36 from 2500 rpms up, timing advance is at 41 down low and fluctuates when it sees the knocksum.
Long story short, Tuners in Saudi Arabia have no freaking idea what they are doing, some have dynos, some have an extremely good reputation, unfortunately none of those helped.
I will attach the logged file here, and I'm going to hope someone comes in and says I'm an idiot and I read something wrong because I go mentally attack my tuner.
If anyone does over the internet tunes, it will be my best bet now, as I vowed to learn tuning slowly and will go about it but not now definitely.
#2
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Judging from the log file i looked at, your fuel trims are way off, which probably means your injectors aren't scaled properly. If i was you i would address that first, its usually one of the first things you want to get dialed in on a tune.
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Wajeb G. Wahab (Mar 12, 2018)
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Thank you, I'm now getting some info on how to enter through ECUflash, I was able to use Evoscan but ECUflash isn't working yet, dealing with that to be able to touch anything.
#4
I only downloaded the smallest file, the others are too large for a log file. TPS is not at full throttle, those knock counts are 100% phantom knock. Post full throttle (wot) logs.
As previously mentioned, your injectors need calibrating, something that some tuners neglect since it's a time consuming process.
As previously mentioned, your injectors need calibrating, something that some tuners neglect since it's a time consuming process.
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Wajeb G. Wahab (Mar 13, 2018)
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I only downloaded the smallest file, the others are too large for a log file. TPS is not at full throttle, those knock counts are 100% phantom knock. Post full throttle (wot) logs.
As previously mentioned, your injectors need calibrating, something that some tuners neglect since it's a time consuming process.
As previously mentioned, your injectors need calibrating, something that some tuners neglect since it's a time consuming process.
As of now, my AFR is hitting a steady 9.00 which is going to wash my engine, so I'm refraining from that, plus the tuner limited me to 6500 rpms for safety not that I'm going to go full throttle before I'm sure my map is safe for that. (Also being that rich is giving me the boost cut as if I'm hitting a wall with a loud backfire)
Right now I'll manage first to get over my issue of logging on the ecu using ECUflash to be able at least to reflash calibrate etc...
Using the 2.0 tactrix, do I need only the OBD-2 to read the rom? or do I have to use the other dongle with the 2.5 jack? and if I have to use that second dongle, where does it plug in?
#6
With such negative fuel trims, AFR must be very rich, & that's likely to ruin your spark plugs. AFR whether rich or lean, has nothing to do with the boost cut. Boost cut is load related in most roms. That other connector is used along with the 2.0 to read/write to the ECU, the socket is just beside the OBD port.
#7
With such negative fuel trims, AFR must be very rich, & that's likely to ruin your spark plugs. AFR whether rich or lean, has nothing to do with the boost cut. Boost cut is load related in most roms. That other connector is used along with the 2.0 to read/write to the ECU, the socket is just beside the OBD port.
Yes I read alot, no it's not my first car to tune, and yes I'm going to take extreme cautious baby steps and gradually learn.
Do you think I'm on the right track fitting in the stock ROM?
Thanks!
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