Microtech Is there any sort of Initial Start-up Map??
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Is there any sort of Initial Start-up Map??
Im having a slight issue with me car. Right when i first start it up.....doesn't matter if its hot or if its the first startup of the day. It will stumble for about a minute, during that period it is extremely hard to get to rev, almost dies it i touch the pedal. I'm just wondering if there is some sort of programmed "initial startup" map that I don't know about. Or does anyone else have ideas or possible know what the problem could be?
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LT-10s/S4 turbo 2
Oh, i forgot to add, after the stumbling period is over it drives just fine.
And this current "tune" is from me, im not very experienced, boost cut is also at 0psi.
Thanks guys.
LT-10s/S4 turbo 2
Oh, i forgot to add, after the stumbling period is over it drives just fine.
And this current "tune" is from me, im not very experienced, boost cut is also at 0psi.
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Firstly. Move the boost cut to 07psi.(having at 00psi will give you a few drivability problems).
Next.
go to opt_mixtrim and add 15% and see if it fixes your problem or makes it worse.
if its fixes your problem, your map is too lean.
and you need to adjust your opt_aftste add around 5%
if it makes it worse.
then go to opt_mixtrm and take away -10% and see if it helps.
if it does.
go to opt_aftste and -5%
Next.
go to opt_mixtrim and add 15% and see if it fixes your problem or makes it worse.
if its fixes your problem, your map is too lean.
and you need to adjust your opt_aftste add around 5%
if it makes it worse.
then go to opt_mixtrm and take away -10% and see if it helps.
if it does.
go to opt_aftste and -5%
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Next.
go to opt_mixtrim and add 15% and see if it fixes your problem or makes it worse.
if its fixes your problem, your map is too lean.
and you need to adjust your opt_aftste add around 5%
if it makes it worse.
then go to opt_mixtrm and take away -10% and see if it helps.
if it does.
go to opt_aftste and -5%
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well let me know how it turns out. I just made a few adjustments myself and I turned the opt_mix trim back to zero again.....seems ok now. I think my issue may just be spark plugs/wires...
I'm using stocker plugs with 8.5mm MSD wires but I think i'm going to switch back to the stock style wires. I think the larger wires have a harder time delivering spark with stock coils on startup....
I'm using stocker plugs with 8.5mm MSD wires but I think i'm going to switch back to the stock style wires. I think the larger wires have a harder time delivering spark with stock coils on startup....
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putting the boost cut that high aint gona kill your engine because you control that with your foot.
anyways.
to adjust the mix trim feature.
Go to the opt_mixtrm feature, then press the RED mode button once. make the adjustment. Then press the RED mode button again. and try it.
anyways.
to adjust the mix trim feature.
Go to the opt_mixtrm feature, then press the RED mode button once. make the adjustment. Then press the RED mode button again. and try it.
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Funk:
On a side note...
The mixtrim feature makes adjustments to the whole fuel curve..
If you go to Af_StE (screen 30) this function says "After start enrichment supplies additional fuel for a short period of time after starting the engine to assist with initial engine warm-up and to prevent leaning out as engine conditions normalize."
On a side note...
The mixtrim feature makes adjustments to the whole fuel curve..
If you go to Af_StE (screen 30) this function says "After start enrichment supplies additional fuel for a short period of time after starting the engine to assist with initial engine warm-up and to prevent leaning out as engine conditions normalize."
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