Power FC New Owner of The Power FC!!!
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New Owner of The Power FC!!!
They stop making this ecu so I had to get one before it was to late. Before I plug it in, anybody got any suggestions or tips before it goes it to my FD. It's used and I only have the manual for the Commander not the ecu itself. I'm goin to do search but i just want some straight up answers or links someone could put on here. thanks
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damn it. I installed my pfc today and all bad. I searched on how to do it and did what people wrote on other threads. I cut the the 4 wires but I didn't mess with the ac wire. The idle was all bad after stepping the gas.I even installed the pfc when the engine was at operating temp and when the engine was cold, smoke came out the tail pipe(turbo's). Also is there any way to stop it from fast idle with the pfc. On the stock ecu i usually start in first gear and it wont rev as high but with pfc, it reved up to 3k even though i had in first.(If i don't put in first gear, **** loads of smoke comes out the tail pipe with the Stock ecu)
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Originally Posted by JP's 93 fd
The idle was all bad after stepping the gas.
Did you do the idle learn process?? It idles really weird until you do that, and may even alittle bit afterwards until it totally figures stuff out.
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Did you reinitialise (restore all data to factory default settings) the PFC? You said you got it used, so there's probably a map from the previous owner.
If you haven't already done so, do so.
Here's how:
Go to etc. option on the main menu. You'll see the following options:
Prog. Version
Sensor / SW check
Function Select
LCD/LED adjust
All Data Init.
Select "All Data Init."
Now choose [Yes]. Press [Next], then turn the car off and back on. Make sure that it's completely off. Give it a few sec. before starting it back up just to make sure. Then, go through the learning process discribed in the PowerFC_FAQ.pdf stickied in this fourm.
Another thing you might want to check is the Sensor/SW check. This will check the sensor's voltage, and show proper switch operations. The Malfunctioning sensor will be illuminated.
Hope that helps.
If you haven't already done so, do so.
Here's how:
Go to etc. option on the main menu. You'll see the following options:
Prog. Version
Sensor / SW check
Function Select
LCD/LED adjust
All Data Init.
Select "All Data Init."
Now choose [Yes]. Press [Next], then turn the car off and back on. Make sure that it's completely off. Give it a few sec. before starting it back up just to make sure. Then, go through the learning process discribed in the PowerFC_FAQ.pdf stickied in this fourm.
Another thing you might want to check is the Sensor/SW check. This will check the sensor's voltage, and show proper switch operations. The Malfunctioning sensor will be illuminated.
Hope that helps.
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Idle does not hunt anymore!!!!!!!
Thanks Noxlupus 4 the help, I actually found a usefull thread and it said to disable or disconnect the ISC and then like magic my idle is better than ever! Is there any draw backs. Would anything go wrong when the ISC is disconnected?
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You didn't search enough. There is a lot of work required to get the car to idle right in all conditions with the ISC disconnected. My personal experience is that the PFC can take up to a week of driving around to fully settle down, especially if you are in a climate with varying temps (like NorCal).
The bouncing should be minimal if you get the idle set properly, which Chuck (cewrx7r1) has documented many times.
The bouncing should be minimal if you get the idle set properly, which Chuck (cewrx7r1) has documented many times.
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ISC idle control may require you to adjust the air adjusting screw on the throttle body to add or reduce idle air flow a little, and you may also need to fine tune idle fuel.
No ISC means you only have two idle speeds; full electrical and AC load (adjust to about 900) and no load which will be about 1100rpms. You again will have to adjust air and fuel, and now timing for optimum idle.
I sell tuning notes which goes over both of these and has my no ISC setup.
PM if interested.
No ISC means you only have two idle speeds; full electrical and AC load (adjust to about 900) and no load which will be about 1100rpms. You again will have to adjust air and fuel, and now timing for optimum idle.
I sell tuning notes which goes over both of these and has my no ISC setup.
PM if interested.
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Originally Posted by cewrx7r1
ISC idle control may require you to adjust the air adjusting screw on the throttle body to add or reduce idle air flow a little, and you may also need to fine tune idle fuel.
No ISC means you only have two idle speeds; full electrical and AC load (adjust to about 900) and no load which will be about 1100rpms. You again will have to adjust air and fuel, and now timing for optimum idle.
I sell tuning notes which goes over both of these and has my no ISC setup.
PM if interested.
No ISC means you only have two idle speeds; full electrical and AC load (adjust to about 900) and no load which will be about 1100rpms. You again will have to adjust air and fuel, and now timing for optimum idle.
I sell tuning notes which goes over both of these and has my no ISC setup.
PM if interested.
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Originally Posted by Noxlupus
Then, go through the learning process discribed in the PowerFC_FAQ.pdf stickied in this fourm.
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My appolgies... it used to be stickied...
Here's the link: New version of PowerFC FAQ posted - please sticky!
Here's the link: New version of PowerFC FAQ posted - please sticky!
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