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dr_jekyll

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i have fitted a greddy emanage blue to my 4 jdm na-t

 

the unit is adjusting the the afr as it should but it dosnt seem to stop the fuel cut .

 

i have data logged the map sensor signal and the fuel cut occurs at 4.9v

 

i tryed to set a volt clamp of 4.8v but still at WOT as soon as i move into possotive boost the car still hit fuel cut ?

 

can anybody advise were i might be goin wrong , thanks

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yes , as i said earlyer i data logd the voltage and the cut occurs at 4.9v so initially i set it at 4.8 but even wen i set it at 3 jus tocheck it still happend.

 

but the straige part was even with the limit set at 3v, wen i i looked back through the data the max voltage on the map signal still reached the 4.9 ?,

 

the car was on a rolling road so we could adjust the setting as we were driving it.

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I don't think the 'boost limiter cut setting' works when you're using the 'airflow output map'. :(

 

So you end up doing it by hand in the airflow output map itself.

 

This is the starting point I set up for my Soarer, which has fuel cut at 4.35V. There's three parts to it -

1) map greddy voltages to stock voltages, up to 0.9 bar (2.4V on the greddy)

2) clamp at 4.27V up to 1.3 bar

3) 5.0V out for higher pressures, which means I still have fuel cut protection at just over 1.3 bar.

Note that I adjusted the scale on the left - it's not regular steps any more...

 

airflow_output_fcd_4.3.png

 

If your fuel cut isn't at 4.35V you'd need to work out your own numbers, but hopefully that gives you the idea :)

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Mmmkay:

 

1) Just because you datalog 4.9v when fuel cut happens doesn't mean that's the threshold, that's just the maximum the sensor can spit out. The threshold is 1.0bar of boost, so clamping to a maximum of 0.99bar works nicely, and that's 4.40v

 

2) Don't try setting it to daft low numbers like 3v again :) Otherwise when you are at maximum boost your ECU will only be fuelling for about half that.

 

3) I'm assuming you have a stock TT ECU transplanted in? Would an NA have a fuel cut operation? Do the MAP sensor output voltages tally with the TT MAP sensor if indeed you have put one of those in? I assume you checked all that and didn't just drop one in and let god sort it out ;) When you say the AFRs are right, how long does it roughly take to get back to stoich after a prod of the throttle - closed loop may be covering up a lot of sins...

 

4) The boost cut limiter table in the EMB only has one row, so you can't clamp it 'only for WOT'. And in fact you put the same voltage value in every cell anyway.

 

5) Your datalog will show different voltages for airflow depending on what part of the airflow system you are logging. The airflow *input* will show what the sensor is actually reading, the airflow *output* will show what you are sending to the stock ECU and that's the one you will be affecting. That value shows the adjustment value from your airflow map and will clamp at the fuel cut level if you reach it (which you shouldn't as then you'll be on 100% duty but thats another story). It doesn't, by the way, show any adjustments made by the global injector correction feature, so I'd avoid using that unless you want to confuse yourself.

 

6) I always thought the airflow output map was a really difficult way of doing things :)

 

-Ian

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no i have the n/a ecu , and i am running the n/a map sensor again.

the n/a ecu hits fuel cut as soon as i reconises the transition from vacume to posotive boost .

 

so the i dea was to clamp the map signal before it hit the fuel cut and then usse the gredyy map sensor to tune the fuel after this point

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that is exactly what we did , we ran the car on the rolling road an data logged all the voltages just before fuel cut , but even wen a clamp is set , the car still cuts, this is confusing me as i know of na-ts with the same hardware that have resolved the fuel cut issue .

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  • 2 weeks later...

just like to say a big thanks to all who gave me ther priceless info on how to get the na-t tuned and running properly , i passd on the info i gaind allong with the car to rollingmotion in cearphilly south wales , and i had it back today and it is fantastic , im verry pleased with the way it goes now , so one again , thanks for all the valuable info and experience , and a big thanks to rollingmotion , now im going to have some fun

 

had fun , can anybody advise of a good quality well priced clutch:blink:

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