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h82lose91

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  1. On my phone... Will attach tune and log. Driving home i added some of the gear shift status to my pclink layout. I can see where it sees the 2bd down shift (down shift stauts) but the blip doesn't happen. Prior i could see where the reactivation time was too high. 

    Ill attach log and tune when i get back to my laptop. 

    Could this be decel fuel realted possibly? 

    After looking over the datalog i was about to send, injector pulse was 0 on 2nd down shift. Overrun fuel was on and creating the issue. Turned it off and all good. Just need to tweak the settings 

  2. I was hoping the virtual aux of the brake and clutch switch would trigger the blip.  But since the brake is still pressed and only clutch condition has cjanged and been reapplied i dont thing the logic allows it to blip the throttle again and again like say going from 6th to 5 to4 to 3rd scenario. 

  3. Will the above example give the blip function during multiple down shifts?  Currently have it setup, also h pattern, but jist using upshift/down shift control, with out a second throttle table. Works great for a single downshift bit seems like logic wants to either see the brake released and pressed abd then clutch switch again, or reapplication of throttle before activating blip mode again. 

    EDIT.... Pulled this up on my phone doing a search and now see its in the G4x.  Is this possible with G4+? 

  4. So I figured out once again this patch harness is partially the issue.  With it back to stock ecu, fuse 21-22-23 get powered correctly from the MPI relay and voltages in and out of the MPI relay and the fuses match the battery.

    With the patch harness only connected, Fuses 21-22-23 have power.as well as the MPI relay on the output pin to these fuses with the KEY ON.  Voltage does not match battery voltage its less.  If i pull Fuse 22, there is now no power on Fuse 21 and 23, and the output leg of the MPI relay is also 0volts as it should be on the output pin.

    So some how the patch harness is back feeding voltage to the ecu from A5 which is going to Fuse 22, which should be the other way around if im following things correctly.

    Gave a call to the patch harness manufacturer, he seems to think this is an issue with the ecu hold power configuration and the diode thats on A5 and A23, basically that its not setup/configured correctly.  Im not seeing what not setup correctly with the ECU Hold Power.

     

  5. So Batt Voltage is 12v, pin A5 is 9.5v with ecu unplugged.  Also fans kick on while ecu is unplugged, may be unrelated issue. Battery voltage at the fuse was also 9.5v.  Plugged in the voltage at the fuse and battery match.

     

     

  6. Sorry got in a rush last night.  Had just done the AP recal not TPS.  Did that this morning. Looked at log from yesterday and the random stall, I saw fuel pressure drop off.  Not sure what happen there, car has over 1/4 tank of fuel.  Is it possible the vvt issue is related to a questionable oil control solenoid?

  7. Changed to default, recal'd DBW, Change Idle control settings.

    Idle is much improved and stable.  Early in the log while idling and warming up it randomly stalled, fired right back up.  Probably a fuel issue, will install new lambda sensor tomorrow since its hopefully done killing them! LOL!  Also stalled pulling it in for the night.  Thats at the end of the log.

    Trigger Swap, default pid, idle, random idle stall.llg 12_03_20 Trigger Switched, default pid, idle control.pclr

  8. Im working from the original "base calibration" map I was supplied.  Thats something "they" had set up, maybe because they had the triggers backwards, or the other shenanigans, so nothing surprises me.  I'll recal the TP/AP and tweak the idle control, and set PID to Default.

     

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