Jurgen Biggelaar

Hi Cameron. That is clearly going over the limit, but is because the DC is at 100%. It turns out you are kind of correct but not quite. Fuel limiting will not operate at 100% DC, but nor should 100% DC EVER be reached by your injectors. You have the master fuel number set to 17ms and the highest load in your fuel table only sees early 50's in their DC. You are loosing a lot of resolution this way, and would suggest you use a lower master fuel number and higher DC numbers in the fuel table. Max loads would be better at 80-90% DC leaving some room for trims to add in fuel etc. The reason you show 100+% DC, is really showing you have injectors that are too small for the job. Either get bigger injectors, or raise the fuel pressure may suffice. Jurgen

We don't have one of these maps available... Anyone else?

Hi Rob. This is a G1 plug in to suit an EVO from V4 - V6. It has Group N anti-lag and can not be PC tuned (hand controller only). Jurgen

Sorry Marty, we haven't specifically done these ones. Jurgen

No sweat... Wish the answers were all that easy! Jurgen

If you can confirm the wiring is OK when wiggling everything etc... Then send us your PCL and a log of it happening. I can only try and see if there is something we can do. You're running 4.7.1, but is the ECU running that firmware also... Or something older? Jurgen

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Stevie. As I mentioned in my email to you... Link don't do a patch harness for this. Your best bet is as per Simon's email, get an old ECU to steal the header off to make your own. I think that's a smashing idea! I hope someone else here has another idea or 2 for you though. Jurgen

Hi Zane. Weird. Not sure what that could be. It sounds either like there is something not quite right with that boost control (don't know what type you have or how it's programmed), or something mechanical. When I say mechanical... Maybe you told your engine builder about your boost target and they have built it with lower compression in preperation, which may screw with the set up of the boost controller that worked fine on the 'higher compression' motor??? Just trying to give ideas here really. If you are daring enough, you could pop the pipe off the wastegate and see if it goes over 15PSI, just don't stick it through the roof! Although the Link's MAP limit is set to about 17PSI, the other thing would be to raise the limit on that to see if it is the ECU limiting or something else. Let us know how you get on. Jurgen

Ups Josh!

Hi Martin. The LS2 TB is always a good choice if you want a mouth bigger than Mc Jaggers! And as for the pedal assembly, anything that is 0v-5v x 2 with opposing outputs (0=5 and 5=0 on the outputs) you'll be sweet. I have PM'd you so get back to me soon. Jurgen

Yep, just post that to [email protected] and paste in this posts link aswell... Jurgen

Hi Zane. Brett is correct, it is a 44S. These are PC tuneable, and will only ever suit a WRX V7. Here is a link to the download of the software you need. http://www.linkecu.com/support/downloads/pclink-download/PCLinkV25 Jurgen

Hi Jacob. Your are correct. It is not PC tuneable, the controllers aren't available anymore and are very hard to find second hand, and you can upgrade to V5 for PC tune ability. For the cost, you will have to email [email protected] about this. Jurgen

Hi Frank. Have you seen this image, or is this the one you're talking about? http://www.linkecu.com/support/documentation/technical-drawings/A01 Ahhh... After a discussion here, we think your one is the later ISC. Here is a pic of a scanned image we found that may help. We'll try and get this up on the website too. http://i903.photobucket.com/albums/ac236/linkelectro/subaru_ISC.jpg Jurgen

Hi Bill. Contact these guys here, and let them know where you will go for your tune locally. They can support your tuner with any questions you or they may have about the system. I have talked to them about it already and they is happy to do this. Performance Developments 1643 Monrovia Ave Costa Mesa Los Angeles CA 92627 [email protected] 949 646 7461 Jurgen

Hi Ben. Have you tried leaning or richening the warmup number at all. There is no other setting to account for this, and the standard temp sender should work OK. Can you confirm correct operation of your existing sensor? For your info... The v14 has removed all of the warmup fueling after 70degC. Jurgen

Hi Andre. That's exactly what he means. Jurgen

Hi Ryan. 40% of 440cc is 176cc, so that would be roughly the same as 89% of say 200cc injectors. If the ECU is programmed to use 89% injector capacity for example, then you change your injector size without editing the map as you have tried to do, you will have a very different result in the amount of fuel being delivered. What you have done without knowing it, is adjust things that probably should have been adjusted, to probably about the right place. Always check things off against AFR, and keep an eye on ECT and IAT temps when you are playing with this stuff... If you don't have anyway to detect knock, or see AFR, I strongly suggest you don't do a budget road tune on it, and take it to a pro to be sure things aren't going to screw with you. The chipped OEM ECU was programmed to accept the 440cc injectors, unlike the Link before you did some adjusting, therefore it worked correctly. Jurgen

Hi Mike. Brian is right, you will not get a huge screen size out of that, however it's not to say it won't work. We certainly do not recommend it, however the slower processor will still allow things to work, it will just be really sluggish. Personally I think you will just get frustrated with it in the end. At the risk of seeing you spend lots of money... Go with the recommended. Jurgen

Hi Juan. I don't understand what you are asking. I am guessing you cannot make AC work correctly. Make sure AUX driving pump is selected as 'AirCon Clutch', and the DI for the AC button is set to 'Air Con Request'. Pressing F12 and selecting the 'Digital' and 'Auxiliary' tabs will show you the state of these functions... If they are 'ON' or 'OFF'. I think DI3 = AC Request and IGN6 = AC Clutch, and INJ5 = AC Fan. If this doesn't work, or I do not understand your question, just try us again, and explain with a little more detail. Polarity, ON levels and pullups can sometimes be confusing if you are not used to it. If you send your map (.pcl file), I can have a look for you. Jurgen

Hi Ralf. After some market research, we discovered that roughly only 1% of the sales made on the original Xtreme were using E-Throttle function, this allowed us to remove these functions (which are quite costly) and offer them in an external module for those that needed it, and make the unit a lot cheaper for everyone else. Jurgen

This is why when you did the update, it came up with a list of things that should be read such as the update to 4.5.0 says... · WARNING. Sync options have been combined into one mode. This sync option MUST be checked and reset to its correct setting.

Did you want to share that with anyone Ian?

Hi Amvegeta. I would be inclined to do what Brett suggests. If you are tuned off MAP and not using the MAF sensor, this can be disconnected and used as a spare wire or two in the harness already going to your ECU plug. The ground should be a 'signal' type ground from the ECU, or common it with something like the TPS ground (same thing). If you are lucky enough to have the revision 1.1 circuit board, this has AN Temp 3 as a common with the expansion plug and B136-19. This way you can take the pin from the MAF position in the harness plug and put it in to B136-19. If not, you will still need the expansion cable. Jurgen