E-Manage -- throttle position?
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E-Manage -- throttle position?
I have E-Manage and the Profec E-0 and I'm trying without much luck to scale my 380cc injectors to 650cc injectors. There are some places where I need to take out fuel and I'm assuming the only way to do that is to use the Air flow map.
However, AFAIK I am not tapping the throttle position signal. Is anyone doing that? If so, how?
Also, are the E-Manage maps additive? In other words, if I make changes to the injector map and the air map with they add?
--Steve
However, AFAIK I am not tapping the throttle position signal. Is anyone doing that? If so, how?
Also, are the E-Manage maps additive? In other words, if I make changes to the injector map and the air map with they add?
--Steve
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Zimbo,
For TPS functionality in the eManage, you need to connect the gray wire from the emange harness to Pin# 50 of the ECU. Here'a a diagram with that addition that I made:
350Z eMange wiring diagram
As for the maps being additive...
If you make a change to a number in the Injector map you are adding fuel to the mixture which will make your A/F richer, but if you change a number in the Air map you are adding air to the mixture which will result in a leaner condition.
Hope that helps
-Chris
For TPS functionality in the eManage, you need to connect the gray wire from the emange harness to Pin# 50 of the ECU. Here'a a diagram with that addition that I made:
350Z eMange wiring diagram
As for the maps being additive...
If you make a change to a number in the Injector map you are adding fuel to the mixture which will make your A/F richer, but if you change a number in the Air map you are adding air to the mixture which will result in a leaner condition.
Hope that helps
-Chris
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Also Zimbo, you dont need to necessarily connect the TPS input. The map you are adjusting is MAF vs. RPM, and MAF is a good surrogate for TPS. You dont really need both. And since more people are tuning with MAF vs. TPS, there might be a better collection of MAF based maps floating around vs. TPS.
Just trying to help.
Just trying to help.
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