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Title: Desactivate catalyst in MED 9.1 Post by: Albertoak on March 26, 2020, 11:31:56 AM hey guys!!!
I found these catalyst "helpers", to call it one way. Not having a cat, I think they are not necessary. If you know any more ... it would be good to know. CWBBKH FKHABMN CLRSKA do you know any more ?? catalyst heating ?? thanks!!! Lambda S2 completely disconnected, no cat installed and 0 DTC¨S EDIT New config: CWBBKH:00 CLRSKA:00 FKHABMN:00 CDHSH:00 CDKATSP:00 CDLASH:00 CWLSHA:00 CDLSH:00 CLRSHK:51 CWKONABG:00 CWKONLS:01 Title: Re: Desactivation of starter without cat. Post by: Blazius on March 26, 2020, 12:10:46 PM What? The starter is deactivated by the ignition switch. What do you mean, you just wanna disable kat heating function? Use the search there are multiple threads on this. The higher rpm on start is not only for kat heating but to build oil pressure faster too ( obiously you dont want to rev to 3k but 1300 instead of 600-700)
Title: Re: Desactivation of starter without cat. Post by: adam- on March 26, 2020, 12:53:09 PM What? The starter is deactivated by the ignition switch. What do you mean, you just wanna disable kat heating function? Use the search there are multiple threads on this. The higher rpm on start is not only for kat heating but to build oil pressure faster too ( obiously you dont want to rev to 3k but 1300 instead of 600-700) It's more because cold engines don't evaporate fuel and it's to get some decent heat in them. It'll misfire if you drop it down. Title: Re: Desactivation of starter without cat. Post by: Blazius on March 26, 2020, 01:04:43 PM It's more because cold engines don't evaporate fuel and it's to get some decent heat in them. It'll misfire if you drop it down. Yes that also. so I am pretty sure OP just means he wants to disable the kat heating because no cat in place and doesnt want to coldwash the pistons/cc,dont know why is starter is in the title :). Title: Re: Desactivation of starter without cat. Post by: Albertoak on March 26, 2020, 01:21:22 PM Yes that also. so I am pretty sure OP just means he wants to disable the kat heating because no cat in place and doesnt want to coldwash the pistons/cc,dont know why is starter is in the title :). I explainned wrong. Right. I wanted to say the heating of the kat. Title: Re: Desactivation of starter without cat. Post by: Albertoak on March 26, 2020, 01:28:28 PM Yes that also. so I am pretty sure OP just means he wants to disable the kat heating because no cat in place and doesnt want to coldwash the pistons/cc,dont know why is starter is in the title :). modified friend. Title: Re: Desactivate catalyst "helpers" Post by: BlackT on March 26, 2020, 01:41:29 PM And if you use search you can save your time, our time and forum space
http://nefariousmotorsports.com/forum/index.php?topic=1788.0; Title: Re: Desactivate catalyst "helpers" Post by: Albertoak on March 26, 2020, 01:47:41 PM And if you use search you can save your time, our time and forum space http://nefariousmotorsports.com/forum/index.php?topic=1788.0; Friend, if I ask is why I already searched. I bother searching. I do not see it possible to set CWKONABG to 0. because also from other places I have read that if you set CWKONABG to 0, you also modify lambdas, etc ... I am talking about MED 9.1. CWKONABG-Codewort für Konfiguration Abgasbehandlung I have it set to 1. But as I say. I'm not sure if changing it to 0. it would modify lambda values etc. Title: Re: Desactivate catalyst "helpers" Post by: BlackT on March 26, 2020, 02:15:01 PM This is ME7 forum in first place, if you are talking about other platform you schloud say that in first post of thread
But never mind my mistske Title: Re: Desactivate catalyst "helpers" Post by: Albertoak on March 26, 2020, 02:29:13 PM This is ME7 forum in first place, if you are talking about other platform you schloud say that in first post of thread But never mind my mistske Hmm, I didn't know, mate. that this forum is based on me 7. when there are important post it like HPFP among others .... it complains about my content. but you with comments like that. does not contribute anything to the forum ... I think. I say it in good ways. do not misunderstand me. Title: Re: Desactivate catalyst "helpers" Post by: bamofo on March 31, 2020, 07:35:22 AM Friend, if I ask is why I already searched. I bother searching. I do not see it possible to set CWKONABG to 0. because also from other places I have read that if you set CWKONABG to 0, you also modify lambdas, etc ... I am talking about MED 9.1. CWKONABG-Codewort für Konfiguration Abgasbehandlung I have it set to 1. But as I say. I'm not sure if changing it to 0. it would modify lambda values etc. If your looking to turn off the Idleup and functionality that controls that cold start KAT Heating i had luck on MED9.1.1 with - NLLMGFS If your looking to turn off the checks because of no KAT then there are other things you need to change. Title: Re: Desactivate catalyst "helpers" Post by: Albertoak on March 31, 2020, 07:41:26 AM If your looking to turn off the Idleup and functionality that controls that cold start KAT Heating i had luck on MED9.1.1 with - NLLMGFS If your looking to turn off the checks because of no KAT then there are other things you need to change. Thanks for answering. It seems that there are supportive people for this forum ... In the end I did it by other methods. If you want us to share them, send me MP and we will comment. Why disable up to 6 codeword to get it right. Title: Re: Desactivate catalyst "helpers" Post by: Albertoak on April 01, 2020, 04:06:24 AM It would be nice if someone in MED 9.1 has disabled CWKONABG: 00. Explain your experience.
I understand that by disabling CWKONABG. Everything related to the catalyst is disabled(including that you tell the ecu that it has no cat, obvious.): diagnosis, heating, cooling ... But would it affect something else? lambda demand ?? I think it would be the most correct way if it does not affect other things. in the FR it does not say much more than the meanings of the bits. CWKONABG bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 +---------------+ |x x x x x x x x| +---------------+ ˆ ˆ ˆ ˆ ˆ ˆ ˆ ˆ ˆ ˆ ˆ ˆ ˆ | | | | | | | +-- B_katfz | | | | | | +---- B_kath | | | | | +------ B_slsfz | | | | +-------- | | | +---------- | | +------------ | +-------------- +---------------- Title: Re: Desactivate catalyst in MED 9.1 Post by: nyet on April 04, 2020, 10:07:43 AM I'm not as familiar with MED9 as ME7 but I'm fairly certain there is the equivalent to ME7's ESKONF that should be configured as well.
Title: Re: Desactivate catalyst in MED 9.1 Post by: Albertoak on April 04, 2020, 10:35:36 AM I'm not as familiar with MED9 as ME7 but I'm fairly certain there is the equivalent to ME7's ESKONF that should be configured as well. As much as I look in the damos and FR there is nothing similar to ESKNOF as in me 7. And no matter how much I search about CWKONABG in FR, I do not find great resolutions that the bit scheme above ... I would like to know of the 260 people who have read this post. Someone has had to test it thoroughly ... I am collecting relevant information about MED 9. And I plan to create a wikipedia so that it can help us get started. but I need accurate data. At the moment the test that I have carried out with CWKONABG in my bank ecu, whit the byte deactivated. Mark as approved the catalyst readiness ... Title: Re: Desactivate catalyst in MED 9.1 Post by: nyet on April 04, 2020, 10:38:19 AM I wish I could help; I would if i could. I dug around the FR and saw the same as you.
Title: Re: Desactivate catalyst in MED 9.1 Post by: Albertoak on April 04, 2020, 10:42:08 AM I wish I could help; I would if i could. I dug around the FR and saw the same as you. thanks at least for trying. that counts much more than the one who knows it and is silent. ;) Title: Re: Desactivate catalyst in MED 9.1 Post by: Albertoak on April 20, 2020, 01:50:20 AM I update the first post with my current config for med 9.1
Lambda S2 completely disconnected, no cat installed and 0 DTC¨S If someone finds that something else needs to be added. to say it to add it. This way you can help new people and avoid opening new posts. Title: Re: Desactivate catalyst in MED 9.1 Post by: drbluetongue on October 11, 2021, 02:59:58 PM I had success on my MED9.5 disabling cat heating by just setting TKHMX to 0. Was the only thing that would completely disable it for me.
Title: Re: Desactivate catalyst in MED 9.1 Post by: greektuner on June 27, 2022, 12:01:40 PM I had success on my MED9.5 disabling cat heating by just setting TKHMX to 0. Was the only thing that would completely disable it for me. But on cold start you still have an higher idle? this is needed to avoid misfires on cold start. Title: Re: Desactivate catalyst in MED 9.1 Post by: drbluetongue on June 29, 2022, 10:58:06 AM But on cold start you still have an higher idle? this is needed to avoid misfires on cold start. Just set NLLMG to whatever you had in NLLKHM for cold region to set higher idle to match what you had with cat heating Title: Re: Desactivate catalyst in MED 9.1 Post by: prj on June 29, 2022, 10:59:16 AM Just set NLLMG to whatever you had in NLLKHM for cold region to set higher idle to match what you had with cat heating This is not needed. The OEM settings already raise idle when cold, just not skyhigh.Most likely his car has mechanical issues, that were being masked before. Probably a vacuum leak, so his car runs like shit until the lambda sensor warms up and corrects the super lean mixture. |