Microtech Hesitation Pt 2.
Okay, I'm going to go out soon for a haircut and am going to be logging intermittently hoping to recreate the issue.
My theory as stands is that something with the PUMP2 coming on. (odd since I have one pump..
...anyways...) should I notice that it is indeed the cause of the hesitation, how should I go about making changes that won't cause harm? Lower where it comes online, or raise it?
My other large post
shows that it's coming online ~3000RPM one time, 4000RPM another time...these are the exact points around I'm getting the hesitation.
My theory as stands is that something with the PUMP2 coming on. (odd since I have one pump..
...anyways...) should I notice that it is indeed the cause of the hesitation, how should I go about making changes that won't cause harm? Lower where it comes online, or raise it?My other large post
shows that it's coming online ~3000RPM one time, 4000RPM another time...these are the exact points around I'm getting the hesitation.
Last edited by Josepi; May 20, 2003 at 12:15 PM.
Pump2 is your "other" accelerator pump, and its operation is controlled by the Pump2Start and Pump2Trig functions. The amount injected is controlled by Pump2Time and Pump2Amt. They're described pretty well in the manual.
Brandon
BR7 Racing
Brandon
BR7 Racing
Okay, staring at the manual, I can't seem to find a reason to even have two seperate"pumps"...
I tried raising the pressure required for pump2 to come on from 00" to 2psi, that didn't do anything...
I tried raising the pressure required for pump2 to come on from 00" to 2psi, that didn't do anything...
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