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Ramantanis Dimitris

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  1. The two middle pin is the common, the right upper pin has X ohm resistance and left upper x/2 same for the right and left down pins. The upper is for oppening and the lower for clossing the throttle. I want the throttle to starts openning at lets say 10 psi and fully open at 20 psi

     

    Thanks

    So doing the job properly has 21 ohms between a centre pin and 1 of the pins either side of it. Outer pin to outer pin has twice that at 42 ohms. Both rows of 3 are the same and the 2 rows are completely separate.

    Hope that I am understandable. The upper side is for open and the lower side for close or opposite

    This valve will be used in a twincharger project. I need when the compounded boost reach a level, this bypass valve will start slowlly open so the supercharger will be bypassed competely when the turbocharger will be in full boost. Everything shall happen smooth so as we dont want to see pressure lowering.

  2. This is  from a2tzfze toyota engine, and this is not and idle valve.This is an electronic control boost bypass valve.This is doing the same job of a classic ABV.I need to regulate and control this valve based on map sensor signal. This will open as the boost raises step by step.

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  3. There are three signals, the one is the speed of the car the second the speed of the engine and one more that I really dont know what it is...Any help would be usefull for me....

  4. So I bought innovate lc-2 controller and lamda sensor. I will fit this kit in the next few days. I would only ask if I have any advantage to use both narrow band and wide band together and if I have is it better to use the oem nb signal or lc-2 wb and nb signals?

  5. When searching and googling I found this note:

     

    "Wide Band

     

    By selecting either Bosch 4 wire or 5 wire adapter will put the ECU into wide band mode.

    The

    Bosch 4 Wire mode uses the Bosch 4 wire sensor (Bosch Sensor Number 0 258 104 002). All Motorsport ECUs can read this sensor directly and provide accurate air fuel ratio values that are compensated for sensor temperature variations.

    The

    Bosch 5 wire adapter mode uses the LC1 or LM1 lambda kit from Innovate. This kit uses the Bosch 5 wire sensor and a control unit. In this mode the ECU reads either Analog 1 or 2 of the LC-1 output. Before the LC-1 can be used it must be calibrated. Use LM Programmer software to calibrate the LC-1. Set the output to read 0.050 volts for an air fuel ratio of 8.0 and 0.950 volts for an air fuel ratio of 22."

    Do I have in any case to use controller or is there any other sensor that I can use without controller? 

  6. Are the g4 maps compatible  with g4+? I 'm tryung to open a g4 pcl file but a message that this version of file is old appears on pc links screen. Is there any possibility to run this file or I have to install older version of pc link to another pc in order to open the g4 pcl

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