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I've just updated RS3 to 3.64 and updated MXS dash to 2.40.77 and problem still persists. At this stage the following: Fuel pressure 2 is working Fuel pressure 1 is not working / displaying (-) Boost pot is not working / displaying (-) Diff F pressure is not working / displaying (-) Turbo speed is not selectable / visible Thanks for the help. Much appreciated

https://freeimage.host/i/JcoBqSp RS3 firmware is 3.55.20 DI 7 is EFR turbo speed sensor

I just got back around to this and have double checked and loaded v1.1 ecu file and yes, it is using the file you provided and is not displaying correctly on aim dash

Apologies, I had loaded the incorrect aim file. Fuel pressure 2 is working now. Although, fuel pressure 1 is not displaying anything (-). Boost pot is not displaying a figure either (-). Turbo RPM / Speed sensor off efr turbo DI7 is not visible.

Unfortunately that didn’t solve the issue. AIM dash shows 4.4psi and ECU shows 45psi. Would the Decimal place be in the wrong spot?

Unit's are currently set to PSI for fuel pressure. Not too sure where to find the transmitted data and change to PSI. Attached is my tune & aim mxs display config. Hoping someone knows how to fix this Evo idle issue tune 3 - idling.pclr MXS 1.2 Strada - Evo 9.zconfig

Running a Link G4+ and Aim MXS Dash although it is displaying the wrong fuel pressure. ECU has 2x Fuel rail pressure sensors on ANV2 & ANV6 and is reading correcting on PCLink. Both are consistent. Racestudio 3 has Fuel pressure on CC24. How do I go about selecting ANV2 or ANV6 as the ECU stream?

I've just re-tried this. I've toggled between lambda 1,2,1 and it seems to be working now

Attached is the log and tune evo idle issue 2.llg Evo idle issue tune 2.pclr

I'm trying to quick tune my idle as I've just installed a new FPR, to be able to drive my car to the tuner. Although I'm having an issue trying to get it idling. It is constantly stalling. When I select quick tune, auto or manual - I get an error "No WB Signal". I've checked my can lambda and it is indeed connected to the ECU. Lambda 1 in runtime values is "OK" How do I go about getting this working?

I'm running dual walbro 460's radium hanger -8an feed, -6an return. They're currently both hardwired on the same oem fuel pump wire trigger. This would mean the both pumps run at 13-14v constant and creating too much pressure. (I have a new FPR otw to try and bypass more fuel) I've done a bit more research and; I can have 1 pump hardwired to the oem fuel pump to run at 13-14v constant and the 2nd pump hardwired to a link aux output to run the 2nd pump at 13-14v constant when injector dc rises. Or I can hardwire both pumps at 10v at low load and 13-14v high load. Does the link ecu have tables I can edit to control the oem fuel pump relays? At certain loads / rpm's? I thought this would be an advantage as it will allow the pumps to run less power / cooler at idle / low load?

After a bit of research, the stock Evo wiring should be running the fuel pumps at a slower speed when at low load and engaging fuel pump relay 3 at high load. Is load RPM based or based off the stock fuel pressure regulator? I’ve deleted the stock fuel pressure regulator due to an aftermarket intake manifold and installed an aftermarket fuel pressure regulator but can’t seem to get the pressure down whilst idling

Great. Thanks guys, I'll give this a go and use injector dc

I've 2 fuel pumps and I want to stage the 2nd one, as my fuel system is creating too much pressure whilst my FPR is wide open. A bosch pressure sensor is on the fuel rail to monitor pressures. I want the ecu to turn on the 2nd fuel pump when fuel pressures drop below a certain point. Can AUX 11 on evolink g4+ achieve this? Would the attached wiring diagram work?

Calibrates just fine now, Thanks Adam!