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Old Dec 6, 2012 | 09:19 AM
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hmmm its just so odd because it doesn't stay at one number... afr map and wideband both rpms jump up and down as well. and thats only at idle with my foot off the gas. and it's only in forced open loop.

how can my afrs bounce 13 and 17 back and forth on afr map so abruptly when the car is just sitting there.. you can hear it changing. it makes it impossible to scale maf at idle. there has to be an explanation as to WHERE evoscan is reading the 13,16,17 numbers from. because they are not from my high/low octane fuel, alt map, or launch...

also just curious when i rev the engine and let off the wideband reads from idk 13afr then to full lean (cause i let off) then full rich 10afr. is that normal? its always been like that and just figured the fueling is trying to catch up? or maybe thats why it dies on the revdown sometimes because it bogs out


thanks roadspike for your input. your responses always get me thinking and analyzing more aspects
Hmm the lean spike is normal for sure but why it would go near full rich afterward i'm not too sure about. Maybe if one of the scalings was way off or something to that effect would be my first instinct on it.

BTW what rom are you using?
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Old Dec 7, 2012 | 10:40 PM
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94170715....

i have tried both stock evo scalings on the maf and dialed it in myself. i have had stft near zero for a year and had this problem still
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Old Dec 7, 2012 | 10:45 PM
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94170715....

i have tried both stock evo scalings on the maf and dialed it in myself. i have had stft near zero for a year and had this problem still
Hmm just one more question.

How are you disabling closed loop? Load modification? Periphery?

I've personally disassembled a lot of the 9417 rom and never saw anything that would indicate afr map going crazy like you describe. Other than idle is the value accurate in evoscan?
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Old Dec 8, 2012 | 06:14 PM
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yeah i've done both load and perphery. same result :l
yeah every other value looks correct in evoscan


its just weird that it would jump around like that on the AFR MAP when its supposed to be that exact number i put in the table... where else would evoscan be pulling these values from?

also when i open my gas cap the car acts like it has a vac leak and usually dies is that normal?
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Old Dec 8, 2012 | 09:33 PM
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ok nevermind the gas cap does nothing now i guess. i think i might try to flash a whole different rom and see what happens.
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Old Dec 8, 2012 | 09:53 PM
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Originally Posted by burner67
yeah i've done both load and perphery. same result :l
yeah every other value looks correct in evoscan


its just weird that it would jump around like that on the AFR MAP when its supposed to be that exact number i put in the table... where else would evoscan be pulling these values from?

also when i open my gas cap the car acts like it has a vac leak and usually dies is that normal?
The rom gets the values from the MUT table which are RAM addresses in the system correlating to values the ecu is using at the time. If the MUT table has been altered in any way it could mess up a particular value in evoscan.

Another rom may be a good choice for seeing whats going on. Only another 9417 rom would you be able to compare the MUT table and determine if yours was altered.
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Old Dec 9, 2012 | 09:50 AM
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the mut table was the same as the original download. but i did notice that the AFR map jumps around when periphery mod is used. i don't know i think i had tried them separately before guess not.

im trying the 96530706 tephra now and see how that goes. im really tired of my car dying every time i pull it out of gear -__- and i have to drive to san diego in a couple weeks
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Old Dec 9, 2012 | 07:26 PM
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the mut table was the same as the original download. but i did notice that the AFR map jumps around when periphery mod is used. i don't know i think i had tried them separately before guess not.

im trying the 96530706 tephra now and see how that goes. im really tired of my car dying every time i pull it out of gear -__- and i have to drive to san diego in a couple weeks
definitely don't use the periphery mod to disable closed loop. What the car really does is uses the rear o2 sensor to fill in the gaps and does a "sorta closed" loop thing anyways. This is even worse if you fake the rear o2 sensor with code like we do in the evo haha!
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Old Dec 13, 2012 | 08:47 PM
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shoot so should i re-enable the rear o2? :/

So next in the plan is to ordor a new idle air controller. which i am thinking its going to be a waste of money... because this only started happening after i switched to tephra. it may be coincidence yes. but i did the fsm iac valve test. the valve made noises and vibrations like the FSM said it should. i didn't really see it move so maybe the gears are broken and thats the problem.

or maybe the tephra rom isn't telling the iac how to work. maybe its different then the evos.
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Old Dec 13, 2012 | 11:35 PM
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shoot so should i re-enable the rear o2? :/

So next in the plan is to ordor a new idle air controller. which i am thinking its going to be a waste of money... because this only started happening after i switched to tephra. it may be coincidence yes. but i did the fsm iac valve test. the valve made noises and vibrations like the FSM said it should. i didn't really see it move so maybe the gears are broken and thats the problem.

or maybe the tephra rom isn't telling the iac how to work. maybe its different then the evos.
Just don't disable closed loop via the periphery is all :P

What is recommended if you want open loop all the time is to set the closed to open loop load to 10 across all rpm ranges that will ensure open loop at all times plus it doesn't have side effects.

No harm in trying to tune out the stall with ISCV steps like i recommended in the tuning forum. If its really broken the ISCV steps will not effect idle output.
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Old Dec 17, 2012 | 08:46 AM
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ok i think you're right about it still working since when i change the values idle changes.

and when i change "idle below 500rpm recovery adder" to a higher demand % i can notice once it recovers from the dip, the higher the demand the higher it blips back up. but it i set it to high it will rev past 2k and dip again then rev past 2k and dip or die. lol

so since that's working is there a table that controls iscv vs rpm? it looks like on factory evo roms that the idle stepper table had those axis but the new one is based on load not rpm.

its almost as if there is a hole in the communication or table somewhere causing to drop quickly once its under 1k and just barely recover.

if i blip the throttle before it gets under 700 rpm or somewhere around there it wont dip.


i know i can tune this out somehow. i have been messing with each table one at a time with no luck tho :/
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Old Dec 17, 2012 | 09:21 AM
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so since that's working is there a table that controls iscv vs rpm? it looks like on factory evo roms that the idle stepper table had those axis but the new one is based on load not rpm.
Yeah the tables are the Desired ISCV inital step position tables, all of them. Though usually with a manual car only two of them do something. Think its AC off in drive thats not used but i can't be sure.

The only other one effects driving not idle which is the iscv stepper table.
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Old Jan 19, 2013 | 07:59 AM
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Still having the same damn problem
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Old Jan 20, 2013 | 06:34 PM
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the car will hardly idle when i set it to idle at 750. turning the stereo up to loud will make it drop rpm and die.

no matter where i set idle it will still dip way under where it is set.
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Old Jan 20, 2013 | 11:07 PM
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the car will hardly idle when i set it to idle at 750. turning the stereo up to loud will make it drop rpm and die.

no matter where i set idle it will still dip way under where it is set.
Makes me thinks of two possibilities with your video.

The first would be is the base ISCV steps are too low. Have you logged your ISCV steps and compared them to the table? Try setting them to whatever the logged position is once idle is stable it may be higher than what you got.

Secondly take a look at the idle stepper table the 3d one. Thats the one that controls idle response after a short rev like your doing. If the steps are too high the idle will hang for a bit and if its too low then you get well a stall. If you haven't set them to the stock settings I would do so.
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