I have UTEC v2.7, TurboXS website base maps and param files are 2.6 Help!
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I have UTEC v2.7, TurboXS website base maps and param files are 2.6 Help!
Well, maybe not "Help!", but it got you in here. :-)
So I've got a msg out to TXS and am waiting to hear back. But I wanted to see if anyone here knows..
My UTEC was delivered with v2.7. But the base parameter and map files on TurboXS's website are still for v2.6 I was under the impression that the documentation cautions us not to mix and match. Even says this on the website by the downloads.
So is anyone here using 2.7 that started with a base map?
Thx
-Smoky
So I've got a msg out to TXS and am waiting to hear back. But I wanted to see if anyone here knows..
My UTEC was delivered with v2.7. But the base parameter and map files on TurboXS's website are still for v2.6 I was under the impression that the documentation cautions us not to mix and match. Even says this on the website by the downloads.
So is anyone here using 2.7 that started with a base map?
Thx
-Smoky
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Not sure if it is available to anyone except those who are buying new units. My unit came with 2.7 on it already, which I thought was odd because (like you've noticed) only 2.6 is posted on the site.
I called TXS and they confirmed that 2.7 is the latest version for the Z.
So now I just need a base map and parameter file, or someone to confirm that it is ok to use the 2.6 files (and just double check params, etc).
I called TXS and they confirmed that 2.7 is the latest version for the Z.
So now I just need a base map and parameter file, or someone to confirm that it is ok to use the 2.6 files (and just double check params, etc).
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Jermaine just emailed back and confirmed that I can just load the 2.6 files. I'll still re-enter the Param file manually though. Maybe both, just to be safe.
Jermained did say that if you are using Open-Loop Fuel to set the TPS% at 65%. Perhaps the default is different? I'm not using open-loop fuelling yet anyway, so it doesn't impact me.
Jermained did say that if you are using Open-Loop Fuel to set the TPS% at 65%. Perhaps the default is different? I'm not using open-loop fuelling yet anyway, so it doesn't impact me.
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Originally Posted by Kenk2
Hey QuadCam.. Whats the issue you have?
for example, the previous pulsewidths wre 17.2x, 17.6x, and then 15.50, 15.50, 15.50. then the pulsewidth attempted to climb back again...16.xx, 17.xx. Then it dropped back 15.50, and stayed there for 5 more datalogs.
I recorded a couple times where I got knock when it leaned out by dropping to "15.50." One of the times, it dropped from a 20.xx ms Pulsewidth down to the "15.50." That is a 25% drop in fuel!!!
It is very odd to get the exact same number for 12 out of 20 logs points.
I just loaded 2.7 and kept my same maps. I need to datalog, but now I am not getting any more knock. I only got on it a couple of times ont he way back from work.
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I will pm you with my email addy.. Get some logs and email them to me.. I would like to see what is going on A/F wise at that range..
Originally Posted by QuadCam
my datalogs keep showing a pulse width of "15.50" miliseconds. The problem is the 15.50 is coming out of nowhere!!! I can't see where the "15.50" would come from. It was outside the range of the load sites , too.
for example, the previous pulsewidths wre 17.2x, 17.6x, and then 15.50, 15.50, 15.50. then the pulsewidth attempted to climb back again...16.xx, 17.xx. Then it dropped back 15.50, and stayed there for 5 more datalogs.
I recorded a couple times where I got knock when it leaned out by dropping to "15.50." One of the times, it dropped from a 20.xx ms Pulsewidth down to the "15.50." That is a 25% drop in fuel!!!
It is very odd to get the exact same number for 12 out of 20 logs points.
I just loaded 2.7 and kept my same maps. I need to datalog, but now I am not getting any more knock. I only got on it a couple of times ont he way back from work.
for example, the previous pulsewidths wre 17.2x, 17.6x, and then 15.50, 15.50, 15.50. then the pulsewidth attempted to climb back again...16.xx, 17.xx. Then it dropped back 15.50, and stayed there for 5 more datalogs.
I recorded a couple times where I got knock when it leaned out by dropping to "15.50." One of the times, it dropped from a 20.xx ms Pulsewidth down to the "15.50." That is a 25% drop in fuel!!!
It is very odd to get the exact same number for 12 out of 20 logs points.
I just loaded 2.7 and kept my same maps. I need to datalog, but now I am not getting any more knock. I only got on it a couple of times ont he way back from work.
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Originally Posted by techcontrol
Did anyones' utec vendor notify them of the 2.7 release? Also, if utecs are being shipped with 2.7 why is the website not updated to reflect this?
Good question..
I am thinking they wanted to keep it under wraps and not make a huge deal of it.. I know that 2.7 has been around for about 6 weeks.. Since I had my first UTEC it was on there..
I am thinking it had alot to do with the 'grounding issue' they said they were having..
I am attaching my latest log as of last Sat morning.. I couldnt get to redline as I was approaching cars rather quickly.. I got rid of my knock issue in the 6000 rpm range.. pulled my stock timing and that seemed to take care of it... My stock timing is pretty outta control..
Sorry to hijack thread
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Ken when you say you pull timing, how many rpm rows ahead do you begin to make the change before the rpm-point where the issue you observed previously occured? Just curious if you've determined a rule-of-thumb for that yet.
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I change the whole row..
When you log, you want to do so under full load (TPS% @ 100) 97, 98, 99 is fine too.. That is pretty much full load.. Just floor it, start the log at 2000rom(spacebar) and hold on till rev limiter.. My case is 7100 or so your case, Rev-Up is what 6800..?? Hit spacebar again at rev limiter and theres your log.. Makw sure you set Hyperterminal to 'Capture' and name the log like 1.txt.. I start out at 1 and go to 2, 3, 4 etc etc.. Its pretty easy to get a hang of but make sure you capture before each log.. Do like 5 runs, and head home to read and look closely at the logs and see what you need to change A/F wise and timing wise..
When you log, you want to do so under full load (TPS% @ 100) 97, 98, 99 is fine too.. That is pretty much full load.. Just floor it, start the log at 2000rom(spacebar) and hold on till rev limiter.. My case is 7100 or so your case, Rev-Up is what 6800..?? Hit spacebar again at rev limiter and theres your log.. Makw sure you set Hyperterminal to 'Capture' and name the log like 1.txt.. I start out at 1 and go to 2, 3, 4 etc etc.. Its pretty easy to get a hang of but make sure you capture before each log.. Do like 5 runs, and head home to read and look closely at the logs and see what you need to change A/F wise and timing wise..
Originally Posted by SmokyTyrz
Ken when you say you pull timing, how many rpm rows ahead do you begin to make the change before the rpm-point where the issue you observed previously occured? Just curious if you've determined a rule-of-thumb for that yet.
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Ya..I think I've got all that in theory (seriously have read the manual way too many times...good writing actually!)
I was just wondering how many rows up in your log data do you begin to account for why knock occured, or why timing is jumping around.
For example, if in your log you noticed a knock at 6000 rpm. AFR was spot-on, but timing was pulled regardless. So you go in to retard timing a couple degrees to see if that smooths it out....
So do you initially focus only on the specific rpm/load site and pull 2 deg timing out in one spot and see if it was the right one. Or do you select a group or matrix of 2x2 3x3 or maybe 5x5 load sites and add 2 deg across all of the sites around the load site where the knock actually occured?
In other words, how many load sites +/- the trouble site do you make adjustments for timing and fuel? One at a time, or several at a time? If multiples, do you have a rule of thumb for how many load sites to adjust before it gets too difficult to track changes?
I was just wondering how many rows up in your log data do you begin to account for why knock occured, or why timing is jumping around.
For example, if in your log you noticed a knock at 6000 rpm. AFR was spot-on, but timing was pulled regardless. So you go in to retard timing a couple degrees to see if that smooths it out....
So do you initially focus only on the specific rpm/load site and pull 2 deg timing out in one spot and see if it was the right one. Or do you select a group or matrix of 2x2 3x3 or maybe 5x5 load sites and add 2 deg across all of the sites around the load site where the knock actually occured?
In other words, how many load sites +/- the trouble site do you make adjustments for timing and fuel? One at a time, or several at a time? If multiples, do you have a rule of thumb for how many load sites to adjust before it gets too difficult to track changes?
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If I had a knock count of say 4 or above, @ 6100 rpm's I would pull timing at 6000 and 6250..
From my latest logs, I had many knocks from 6100 to like 6850.. So from 6000-7000 RPM's I highlighted and changed that whole block..
For me, it seemed to get rid of my knock issues.. And trust me, in that rpm range I have the knock sensitivity set to like 55..
You have to just play around with it until you get it.. You will know once you get it 50-75%.. Car PULLS so much harder.. You can totally tell the difference!
From my latest logs, I had many knocks from 6100 to like 6850.. So from 6000-7000 RPM's I highlighted and changed that whole block..
For me, it seemed to get rid of my knock issues.. And trust me, in that rpm range I have the knock sensitivity set to like 55..
You have to just play around with it until you get it.. You will know once you get it 50-75%.. Car PULLS so much harder.. You can totally tell the difference!
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Originally Posted by techcontrol
Did anyones' utec vendor notify them of the 2.7 release? Also, if utecs are being shipped with 2.7 why is the website not updated to reflect this?
Anyone wanna chime in?
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Originally Posted by mikead_99
More importantly, to me anyway, is there any reason to get this version? I just got mine, shipped with 2.6, I'd rather flash it before installing it if it needs it. Without public access to 2.7, or a change description, I have no idea if this is worth pursuing or not.
Anyone wanna chime in?
Anyone wanna chime in?