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MICROTECH MAP sensor fluctuation
So I've been tuning my rx7 fc and its running a lt10c and the mapsensor reading in the data logs is not steady.... right now I got it right at 20psi in the boost gauge but in the data logs it show fluctuating between 15- 21 psi and its driving me nuts... anyway to kind of tame the map sensor reading? so it can show my boost pressure steady? I'm using the microtech ecu map sensor and it is hooked up to the little nipple besides the BAC valve. there is a MAPLAG factor in the ecu software and i tried playing with it but no success... any help will be greatly appreciated
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You can try relocating the Microtech's vacuum/boost line to the front (non firewall facing) bottom nippple on the throttle body to provide a smoother signal. Dont tee this in with anything else.
Keep the line as short as possible, including the use of a small ID, thick walled hose to prevent kinks. |
The best way to stabilize the fluctuations is fit a small fuel filter in your vaccume line it acts as a dampener and you will get a steady reading
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Originally Posted by The Latin RX7
(Post 12407797)
So I've been tuning my rx7 fc and its running a lt10c and the mapsensor reading in the data logs is not steady.... right now I got it right at 20psi in the boost gauge but in the data logs it show fluctuating between 15- 21 psi and its driving me nuts... anyway to kind of tame the map sensor reading? so it can show my boost pressure steady? I'm using the microtech ecu map sensor and it is hooked up to the little nipple besides the BAC valve. there is a MAPLAG factor in the ecu software and i tried playing with it but no success... any help will be greatly appreciated
Originally Posted by WJM ROTARIES
(Post 12408466)
The best way to stabilize the fluctuations is fit a small fuel filter in your vaccume line it acts as a dampener and you will get a steady reading
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