So I had the car cmr tuned. 3076r setup w/750 cc's, return line setup at 58psi rising with boost, and of course 3 bars. Car runs fine any time its lower than 10 inches of vacuum, and runs fine under boost, but any time the vacuum is 11 or more, the car misfires. Anyone look at my file and see if anything is wrong? I was told it might be a scaling issue with the cmr tuner.
So I had the car cmr tuned. 3076r setup w/750 cc's, return line setup at 58psi rising with boost, and of course 3 bars. Car runs fine any time its lower than 10 inches of vacuum, and runs fine under boost, but any time the vacuum is 11 or more, the car misfires. Anyone look at my file and see if anything is wrong? I was told it might be a scaling issue with the cmr tuner.
That is a datalog our your tune file? I really don't like opening up deposit files due to crap that can get attached but when I get home I will take a look at it.
Ok. Update. I loaded 2 different maps that should fix my car, but it doesnt. It caues my vacuum to read 13.5 ish instead of the normal 18.5ish. Checked baro with ko/eo and it reads 10.5. I checked both part numbers on the sensor and there both 3 bar sensors. With the maps though, my car does run and idle better.
Checked baro with ko/eo and it reads 10.5. I checked both part numbers on the sensor and there both 3 bar sensors. With the maps though, my car does run and idle better.
10.5psi Baro with KO/ EO just means the MAP/TIP sensor scales are jacked up in both maps. If you're actually in Dublin Ohio, your BARO and MAP at KE/EO should be right around 14.73psi as of this posting.
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Last edited by duster360 : 01-07-2010 at 10:24 PM.
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