Title: 8E0909518AL_0005_386802 - 5120 Hack Post by: A4Rich on July 23, 2020, 07:30:27 PM I have been working on a 5120 hack for the 8E0909518AL 386802 0005 file as a fully defined file is available (original and KP attached).
The following changes have been made to the 5120 bin via the patch included in the XDF attached to the 2nd post: Code: %BBBO The following need to be edited by the user but have been changed in the 5120 bin for a stock file: Code: %GGDSAS Current Status: 1. The kp does not have KFSDLDSUA/SDLDSUA defined correctly… I may have located the table @ 1563E but don’t have the ASM skills (attempted before and failed miserably :'() to verify table or axis. Any help in confirming would be greatly appreciated! 2. Tested, no issues during my drive this weekend. Will do some logs in the upcoming week after I have my smog done. Edited - 7/26/20: Updated Stats Title: Re: 8E0909518AL_0005_386802 - 5120 Hack Post by: A4Rich on July 23, 2020, 07:31:41 PM 5120 bin (checksum validated) and xdf attached
Title: Re: 8E0909518AL_0005_386802 - 5120 Hack Post by: sashka36 on March 01, 2021, 05:52:31 AM as a result, it turned out to configure?
Title: Re: 8E0909518AL_0005_386802 - 5120 Hack Post by: joshuafarwel on November 16, 2021, 07:23:18 PM Thanks so much for this. In return im uploading a fully defined 518al xdf converted from damos by Hans Dieter (unsure of username). the parameters are labeled by their descriptions from the damos so to find a parameter that i havent already added the i.d. to already you need to look it up with a damos (any damos will have the same description), then copy/paste the german description of that parameter into tunerpro search and add the id to the title so its easy to find in the future.
p.s. i added a parameter named "LAMBDIAG" which is not in any damos, and isnt originally meant to be modified. It defines the target lambda for normal operation without any enrichment factors e.g. bts, lamfa, warmup etc. ive had good success running 17:1 -18:1afr on e85 (gas calibrated afr) for fuel economy as long as I add ignition timing for the lean areas as e85 burns slow when lean and fast when rich. (<20mpg on e85 is tits) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nFC-0iuugf6WGEKJu8Cw1xgMJz269Yny/view?usp=sharing |