Takuto0187

Right now pclink does not read any oil pressure when the car is running. i noticed that oil pressure calibration hasnt been set yet. does anybody know what the stock s15 spec r oil pressure calibration should be?

After test driving the car and updating my mixture map to see how the car was operating, i noticed one of the cells was way off of the lamba target. i realized that it a logging data from when i was engine braking which caused the reading to be inaccurate. after filtering some options i went to drive the car again but noticed it just keeps adding samples onto the already existing mixture map, so i tried to delete the cell and do another run hoping it would create a new cell with the new data, but when i hit delete, it deleted the entire mixture map and now i dont know how to create a new one. hopefully i explained this well enough for you guys to understand what im talking about. if you know of a way to create a new mixture map please let me know. and also if i wanted to restart and have a mixture map only using my last run instead of adding up everytime i do a test run.

I just did what you mentioned, and now they are both working properly. i appreciate the response very much.

I recently purchased a link g4x ecu for my s15, along with can gauge and can lambda. after connecting can gauge to can 1 and can lambda to can 2, i can not get the lambda to give me any afr reading. it stays at zero on pclink as well as on the can gauge. i know the can gauge works because it gives an rpm reading, but nothing for afr. I went through the process and made sure everything is on the correct mode, correct hz, correct channels, and i can always get the gauge to work but not the lamda. The lambda target starts at around 12 when car is off, and slowly works its way up to 14.7 and then stays at 14.7. but that is the only lambda number that seems to change. the actual “lambda 1 afr” on pclink never changes from zero. Was wondering if you guys know of anything i may be missing? i have checked pinouts and made sure wiring is correct. ive tried connecting can gauge and can lambda to can 1 using the splitter, and ive also tried using them both on their own can.