NefMoto

hey guys,

I guess I'm kinda stuck again... :D
managed to put my car back together a few days ago, drove a few hundred calm kilometers, changed oil and started testing boost behaviour.


It's a rebuild AUQ, forged rods, BAM pistons, genuine rebuild k04-022, rebuild auq head, bam injectors, big fmic, s3 maf housing, 3,5" downpipe before cat and 3" after. ATM I'm running an open air filter  (because im waiting for my adapters to be printed, to fit the s3 maf to my 70mm carbon airbox)
SAI and vacuum stuff deleted. DV, N75, Brakebooster, FPR and Boostgauge run from the intake manifold.

Ecu-wise I started with a stock AUQ file and changed a few maps for stock BAM values (change log included) to get it working as intended before going for bigger numbers.

My problem is, the boost is ramping up at 3000 rpm(~0.95bar desired ; ~1.5 bar actual ... no bueno), car is going limp and throwing maf too high code and boost is gone.
Beside the overboosting, the car is running fine. (as far as I can tell, lol) STFT -2,8%.

tbh I'm not really sure how to interpret the logs and make proper conclusions yet changes. I'm expecting my PID is messed up... would lowering LDIMX be an appropriate approach?
also I've read about prj's feed forward method to ease PID dialing in general..
would it make sense to dig into it or should I learn dealing with the pid the "intended" way first?
Lambda should be lower for those areas as well, right?

would appreciate any hints to keep going. bin, xdf, change log and 2 logs attached.


Thanks! :)

Nothing about that log makes a whit of sense. Set all the boost changes back to stock and log.

your wastegate lines are torn or you are requesting WAY too much wgdc for that boost req.

You mean set the boost changes back to stock AUQ values?

I will check the WG lines today.

Ty

so checked the wg lines. tried different diameter, tried taking boost ref of turbo outlet and no changes. still overshooting.

what do you mean by go back to stock. my file has bam stock values.
auq file has higher I-regulator in those areas.. that would mean its requesting even more dc, or do i have a misunderstanding?

You have a hardware problem. Fix your wg setup.

checked everything for leaks. no leaks in wg line or pressure system in general.
set actuator for 0.4 bar and its working. no overshoot when I hook the actuator to chargepipe. gauge shows stable 0.4 bars.
actuator and wg are operating smooth and not getting stuck etc.

Anything else?

something like that

You mean it’s a software problem?

So you increased IMX and lowered DRL and LDRQ1ST, can you please explain to me why you did that? I thought increasing IMX will increase duty cycle as well?
How you got those values? guessing?

Anything else changed?

sorry if my questions are dumb, but I want to understand.

Look at the imx axis
Idk if its sw or not. Didnt saw logs
If its like 20% and 1.5+ bar overshoot then definetely its hw problem. If its something lke 70% its sw issue

yeah. but I don't know what else to check hardware related.

I friend of mine told me it could be my cams being off. But idk. I don't get a DTC, is this possible?

 

forgot this sry

You have entirely non-functional wastegates. You need a mechanic. Also, I dont think youll be able to tune this yourself if taht wasn't obvious to you.

as you mean. so i should pay a mechanic to test stuff that has been tested already?

there are no leaks, the wg is opening at 0.4 bar, n75 is tested and installed correct.
Connected wg directly to charge pipe and it makes 0.4 bar boost.
same if I disconnect the n75 plug. What else would make an wastegate entirely non-functional?

I guess we should not discuss what someone can or can not do, at least thats not what I'm here for..

Looking at your logs, i'd say it wasn't tested properly. Disconnect your N75 electrically from your harness and make sure boost pressure is getting to your wg through the n75, and post the logs.

"making boost" is not the same as "not overboosting"

If it looks controlled, it is quite obvious your requested wgdc isn't anywhere near as low as it should be.

unplugged the n75 and logged.

so according to the wiki my approach should be lowering duty cycle via imx first?

With that request curve why even bother with an n75 at all? Your wg cracking pressure is basically at boost request.

I found the cause probably.. took values for IMX and LDRL from BAM but I forgot to edit the axis data.

roast me pls

Will get there eventually, or just flash stock BAM file  ;)

you could buy a cheap tuned file on my site to use as your starting point and go from there?  *shrug* then you know for sure your dealing with hardware problem.. Although I am completely with nyet, you surely are dealing with something non software related.. atleast in our opinions.

everytime nyet responds i feel like you dont even read what he is saying? thats probably the second dumbest thing you can do on this forum is not listen to input from nyet. The first dumbest thing you can do is not listen to input from ddillenger (R.I.P)