[urq] EFI + MAC-14 maxing ataround 5k RPMBen Swann benswann at verizon.netWed Oct 24 19:31:58 PDT 2007
So we think it might be ignition after all. I guess I'm not seeing where the ignition signal drops out. I do see the pulse width spike when the RPM drops. Are you looking at the log from today? Cody, is there someway to turn on the ignition pulse graph line in the logfile? I remain sceptical at this point about the ignition part, even though it was my original speculation. The more I have looked at the ignition the more it looks correct and even an improvement over stock. Unless I'm getting some parasitic draw on coil primary or losing current to coil output, but I don't see that. I do have the coil driving the tachometer - would that be more of an effect on the MAC-14 than it was on the MAC-02? How can we see what is happening to the coil primary? How can you see if spark is dying at high RPMs? Anything else to look at? Also, remember - although the log shows ignition (timing advance, etc.) it is not being used. I have been contemplating installing 5 window hall and using MS for ignition as well. I just figured AUDI probably does this a little better. Ben _____ From: QSHIPQ at aol.com [mailto:QSHIPQ at aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2007 10:18 PM To: cody at 5000tq.com; quattro at audifans.com Cc: benswann at verizon.net Subject: Re: [urq] EFI + MAC-14 maxing ataround 5k RPM In a message dated 10/24/2007 7:19:55 P.M. Central Daylight Time, cody at 5000tq.com writes: >What you refer to is known usually as 'Hybrid Alpha-N' which was pioneered on the F40 IIRC. MS >can be run in speed desnity mode, MAF mode, alpha-n mode and hybrid alpha-n mode, but most >run speed density with only a very small handfull on either form of alpha-n. Anyways, yeah Bens >setup is on MAP vs RPM with modifiers like air temp, coolant temp, TPS accel enrichment (like >a carburettor accel pump). It appears from below, that this setting is working, but I bet one has to become familiar with it using a 272 cam on a turbo audi.... >I just looked at a log file where Ben started the engine and slowly let it run up to 5k. Duty cycle >is perfectly fine, never higher then 50%. From what I'm seeing it looks like an ignition missfire. >TPS stays perfectly still, but for one split second the vacuum goes away and simultaneosly the >O2 reads lean, while the MS tried to compensate for it and bounced the fuel up a bit. Everything >in the settings looks good too, BTW. I call ignition problem, but I have no suggestions for why :-(. That makes more sense to me, it sure appears fuel is there. Ignition: RPM signal falling out - weak signal, worn teeth, bad sensor, wiring issue... Arc: in the wires, distr, and/or rotor. Bad plug/s. Incorrect IAT sender. >MAP reprogramming is not something most can do, this is assembler language stuff burned on >the CPU and frankly should never need to be edited. Isn't there a software adjustment for load value, or is that adjusted for in the VE tabling? There has to be a way to trim the load values without a reburn, since that will vary as MS is installed on various motors. Curiousity more than something that needs to be done, it certainly appears fuel isn't the focus anyhow. Scott J _____ See what's new at AOL.com <http://www.aol.com?NCID=AOLCMP00300000001170> and Make AOL Your <http://www.aol.com/mksplash.adp?NCID=AOLCMP00300000001169> Homepage.
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