Dynoed the car today... Some problems
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Dynoed the car today... Some problems
Just got back from the dyno, the car made 184.9kw on wheels.
This seems a bit low?
The problem is that secodary boost is going up and down between
0.65bar and 0.85bar? What could be causing this?
Mods on my car..
-pfc
-v-mount ic
-300zx tt fuelpump
-intake
-midpipe, catback and jdm downpipe
This seems a bit low?
The problem is that secodary boost is going up and down between
0.65bar and 0.85bar? What could be causing this?
Mods on my car..
-pfc
-v-mount ic
-300zx tt fuelpump
-intake
-midpipe, catback and jdm downpipe
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Do you have fresh plugs? Looks like you're getting ignition breakup on the top end.
Also, get the new updated coil pack harness - the old ones can cause problems similar to that. Less of a boost problem and more of a spark problem.
Start with the basics first .
Dale
Also, get the new updated coil pack harness - the old ones can cause problems similar to that. Less of a boost problem and more of a spark problem.
Start with the basics first .
Dale
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Plugs have about 500km, on track use only.
Would the brake up feel the same way in rotary and piston engine?
I mean that the engine pulls strong but pulsing with the boost...
No misfires or sharp stops.
Would the brake up feel the same way in rotary and piston engine?
I mean that the engine pulls strong but pulsing with the boost...
No misfires or sharp stops.
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yeah ignition breakup and fuel cut outs can feel similar. both will also effect the boost because its like your letting off the gas on and off. so check both the fuel and ignition problems before suspecting the turbos. ignition break up is more of a problem at higher rpms and higher boost pressures also.
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Checked the coils, plugs and wires today.
All was ok, chanced the wires anyway, still the same issue.
Revired the fuel pump to continous 12v, nothing chanced (exept the idle afr :P)
Could the wastegate solenoid be the problem, if its sticking or binding, could this cause the boost to go up and down?
Is there safe boost/fuelcut setting in pfc? I did not find it on datalogic...
Allso tested if the car was knocking (and thus in safemode), no the knock readings were 4-6 in wot pull.
all the way to redline.
All was ok, chanced the wires anyway, still the same issue.
Revired the fuel pump to continous 12v, nothing chanced (exept the idle afr :P)
Could the wastegate solenoid be the problem, if its sticking or binding, could this cause the boost to go up and down?
Is there safe boost/fuelcut setting in pfc? I did not find it on datalogic...
Allso tested if the car was knocking (and thus in safemode), no the knock readings were 4-6 in wot pull.
all the way to redline.
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Have you experienced anything like this while driving the car? Does it feel like a smooth loss of power (as if you were modulating the gas pedal), or a sharp quick loss of power (like a rev limiter)?
Have you tried adjusting boost control settings in the PFC, maybe even disabling the wastegate solenoid?
Are you monitoring fuel pressure?
Have you tried adjusting boost control settings in the PFC, maybe even disabling the wastegate solenoid?
Are you monitoring fuel pressure?
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Have you experienced anything like this while driving the car? Does it feel like a smooth loss of power (as if you were modulating the gas pedal), or a sharp quick loss of power (like a rev limiter)?
Have you tried adjusting boost control settings in the PFC, maybe even disabling the wastegate solenoid?
Are you monitoring fuel pressure?
Have you tried adjusting boost control settings in the PFC, maybe even disabling the wastegate solenoid?
Are you monitoring fuel pressure?
The symptoms are the same on dyno and road, and yes its a smooth powerloss.
Like lifting small amount the throtle and then depressing it again.
Im planning to move the fuelpressure gauge outside of the hood so i can see the pressure when driving.
On idle the pressure rises to 9 bar when i pinch the returnline closed.
For the pfc settings and wastegate solenoid, not tryed yet but ill see if the those fix the problem.
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It's the reason I specify in my sig that my numbers (325rwhp @ 1.1bar) are from a DynoDynamics brand Dyno, and also the same reason the first thing I ask people from europe wondering about low numbers is what kind of dyno they are using.
Before I had my car mapped the first time I was showing 247rwhp with a PFC (base mod map), intake, GReddy SMIC, DP/hi-flow cat/Apex N1 dual and reliability mods at 12psi.
I wouldn't fret too much over the power level at this point, though (mods dependent) with a good tune he should be able to expect around 280rwhp @ .85 bar.
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Thanks for everyone that helped to fix this problem.
I lowered the pfc dyty setting to 50 and it seems to do the trick.
Only thing that puzzles me, is that the car havbeen working on the first settings.
So is the problem solved, or is it just lurking somewhere in enginebay so it can jump out on my face again
And fendamonky, thanks, now that the car is running good, it feels more powerfull.
On a *** dyno it feels like 30hp more
I lowered the pfc dyty setting to 50 and it seems to do the trick.
Only thing that puzzles me, is that the car havbeen working on the first settings.
So is the problem solved, or is it just lurking somewhere in enginebay so it can jump out on my face again
And fendamonky, thanks, now that the car is running good, it feels more powerfull.
On a *** dyno it feels like 30hp more
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Glad you got it figured out, my car felt a bit like that when I was adjusting the boost control settings in my EMS (not a PFC, though).
I had my EMS configured to change the wastegate duty cycle too quickly, the boost would get a little too high and the EMS would drastically decrease the wastegate duty cycle. The boost pressure would decrease quickly and the error control would drastically increase the duty cycle, letting the car overboost again. When the boost pressure fluctuated, there was a very smooth loss and regain of power, it felt like the driver was gently modulating the throttle from 80-100%.
What ended up working well was decreasing the aggressiveness of the error feedback, and slowly adjusting the base duty cycle settings (10%, 20%, 30%, ...) to find what boost pressure resulted from a certain wastegate duty cycle.
I had my EMS configured to change the wastegate duty cycle too quickly, the boost would get a little too high and the EMS would drastically decrease the wastegate duty cycle. The boost pressure would decrease quickly and the error control would drastically increase the duty cycle, letting the car overboost again. When the boost pressure fluctuated, there was a very smooth loss and regain of power, it felt like the driver was gently modulating the throttle from 80-100%.
What ended up working well was decreasing the aggressiveness of the error feedback, and slowly adjusting the base duty cycle settings (10%, 20%, 30%, ...) to find what boost pressure resulted from a certain wastegate duty cycle.
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Thanks for everyone that helped to fix this problem.
I lowered the pfc dyty setting to 50 and it seems to do the trick.
Only thing that puzzles me, is that the car havbeen working on the first settings.
So is the problem solved, or is it just lurking somewhere in enginebay so it can jump out on my face again
And fendamonky, thanks, now that the car is running good, it feels more powerfull.
On a *** dyno it feels like 30hp more
I lowered the pfc dyty setting to 50 and it seems to do the trick.
Only thing that puzzles me, is that the car havbeen working on the first settings.
So is the problem solved, or is it just lurking somewhere in enginebay so it can jump out on my face again
And fendamonky, thanks, now that the car is running good, it feels more powerfull.
On a *** dyno it feels like 30hp more
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Dynoed the car today, 214,1kw on wheels. So it gained about 45hp.
The injector dyty is 93% and boost 0,8bar
Ill post the dynochart soon as i get it on my computer.
The dynos wideband showd a little lower afr:s than my cars innovate,
afr is about 11 to 5000rpm and rises after that to 11,2-12,2 no knock tho.
But i think i need bigger injectors.
After 5000rpm the afr is fluctuating so there might be some problem with the secondary injectors?
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