Power FC Got my datalogit in
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Got my datalogit in
Just installed my datalogit and d/l my setup. Feel free to let me know if you see anything setup wrong. I don't have my wideband installed yet so no afr's to log yet.
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This is why I bought the datalogit and have a wideband on the way. I want to put the trailing plugs BACK into the car, and use a "basemap", and start from there.
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The "anti-det" mod. There's some truth to that. Most detonation occurs after the trailing plugs fire. There are Mazda SAE papers which discuss this. Removing the trailing plugs hurts fuel economy, emissions, and (to some extent) power.
If you put trailing plugs in you can start with the map that's in there. Go to IGT and click "display split." Set P11-P20 rows to 12 or 15 split across the board. It's a quick solution but it will get the job done safely.
If you put trailing plugs in you can start with the map that's in there. Go to IGT and click "display split." Set P11-P20 rows to 12 or 15 split across the board. It's a quick solution but it will get the job done safely.
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When I am sitting a stop light/sign/etc.. and am idling with A/C on, my revs will bounce up and down. Sometimes the revs go so low it almost dies, but it hasn't yet. Is there something I can change in my settings to fix this (set higher/lower idle), or is this a problem somewhere else?
I also hear a knocking sound coming from the passenger side, when the A/C is on. Almost like the cat/exhaust is hitting the frame. ( I will investigate this more, but just thowing it out there if anyone has experienced this and can pin-point the problem)
I also hear a knocking sound coming from the passenger side, when the A/C is on. Almost like the cat/exhaust is hitting the frame. ( I will investigate this more, but just thowing it out there if anyone has experienced this and can pin-point the problem)
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I forgot to mention that the idle does not always bounce. Sometimes it does stay constant. My current A/C idle is set at 1090. How does that compare to others? Should I adjust in 10/50/100 increments?