suspected avcr prob
06-14-08, 07:41 AM
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suspected avcr prob
hi, i was wondering if anyone can help me with this strange prob i have on my hands.
recently i got my car tuned and everything was working fine till one week later my fuel pump and my avcr just wont start. it came to a conclusion that there was a loose
connection at the ecu. after solving the prob, the car could not go up to the tuned 1.2 bar, instead going at a steady .69 bar. no spikes. is it that the avcr resetted itself? if so can i just set it back to 1.2 by myself? can anyone give me some tips on how to go about doing the setting myself? thanks a bunch
recently i got my car tuned and everything was working fine till one week later my fuel pump and my avcr just wont start. it came to a conclusion that there was a loose
connection at the ecu. after solving the prob, the car could not go up to the tuned 1.2 bar, instead going at a steady .69 bar. no spikes. is it that the avcr resetted itself? if so can i just set it back to 1.2 by myself? can anyone give me some tips on how to go about doing the setting myself? thanks a bunch
06-14-08, 10:36 AM
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Robinette has a good how-to on his site.
http://robrobinette.com/boost_avc_r_install.htm
I also suggest RTFM. It will give you lots of information on the controller and how to tune it.
I'm not sure why it would go to .7 bar if it was reset however. You may check to see if it had an A and B setting. It could be that whoever installed and tuned it setup one setting for stock boost and another setting at the 1.3 bar.
http://robrobinette.com/boost_avc_r_install.htm
I also suggest RTFM. It will give you lots of information on the controller and how to tune it.
I'm not sure why it would go to .7 bar if it was reset however. You may check to see if it had an A and B setting. It could be that whoever installed and tuned it setup one setting for stock boost and another setting at the 1.3 bar.
06-14-08, 03:05 PM
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Robinette has a good how-to on his site.
http://robrobinette.com/boost_avc_r_install.htm
I also suggest RTFM. It will give you lots of information on the controller and how to tune it.
I'm not sure why it would go to .7 bar if it was reset however. You may check to see if it had an A and B setting. It could be that whoever installed and tuned it setup one setting for stock boost and another setting at the 1.3 bar.
http://robrobinette.com/boost_avc_r_install.htm
I also suggest RTFM. It will give you lots of information on the controller and how to tune it.
I'm not sure why it would go to .7 bar if it was reset however. You may check to see if it had an A and B setting. It could be that whoever installed and tuned it setup one setting for stock boost and another setting at the 1.3 bar.
the setting was at off. i am not sure why and i also do not wanna F up anything else lol i'll hit up on the site thanks mate!! if anyone noes wad is going on and/or have encountered similar probs pls pls comment thanks !
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hey thanks for the info man sorry for the noob Q but wad do you mean by 'RTFM'?
the setting was at off. i am not sure why and i also do not wanna F up anything else lol i'll hit up on the site thanks mate!! if anyone noes wad is going on and/or have encountered similar probs pls pls comment thanks !
the setting was at off. i am not sure why and i also do not wanna F up anything else lol i'll hit up on the site thanks mate!! if anyone noes wad is going on and/or have encountered similar probs pls pls comment thanks !
If the setting was as "off" then the AVC-R is not controlling boost at all. There are three settings "A", "B", and "Off". Normally, with it set at "Off", the max boost is controlled by the wastegate spring which is .5 bar on the stock wastegates. I don't know what your system is using but my guess is that you wastegate springs are at .7 bar. Set the AVC-R to A and see what happens.
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RTFM is a very old acronym used in the US and CA for Read The F****** Manual.
If the setting was as "off" then the AVC-R is not controlling boost at all. There are three settings "A", "B", and "Off". Normally, with it set at "Off", the max boost is controlled by the wastegate spring which is .5 bar on the stock wastegates. I don't know what your system is using but my guess is that you wastegate springs are at .7 bar. Set the AVC-R to A and see what happens.
If the setting was as "off" then the AVC-R is not controlling boost at all. There are three settings "A", "B", and "Off". Normally, with it set at "Off", the max boost is controlled by the wastegate spring which is .5 bar on the stock wastegates. I don't know what your system is using but my guess is that you wastegate springs are at .7 bar. Set the AVC-R to A and see what happens.
ok thanks for the hit up but i don have the manual. tts y. anyway thanks i will try it out.
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