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Technical => Tuning => Topic started by: SeRiLLo on June 25, 2013, 12:14:26 PM



Title: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: SeRiLLo on June 25, 2013, 12:14:26 PM
1.8T 4bar MAP scaled. More then 2bar boost gtx3071.  I  have this situation. But I do not understand why ECU cuts requested load. Only with high specified load. If LDRXN a little lower - all is ideal. I want to exceed the regulated threshold of 2 bar.
No ignition retards. Intake temp 32 C at this moment. Good fueling. Any ideas?


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: nyet on June 25, 2013, 12:17:51 PM
You should use RPM as x axis, and put things with very different values (req boost is very different from req load) on different y axes.

that graph is almost unreadable.

I assume KFLDHBN is the first thing you looked at?


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: SeRiLLo on June 25, 2013, 12:20:57 PM
this is KFMIRL and KFMIOP


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: SeRiLLo on June 25, 2013, 12:23:59 PM
You should use RPM as x axis, and put things with very different values (req boost is very different from req load) on different y axes.

that graph is almost unreadable.

I assume KFLDHBN is the first thing you looked at?
i read it like that. Blue an red line.  Intake temp 32 C with meth injection
this is kfldhbn.


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: SeRiLLo on June 25, 2013, 12:34:06 PM
You should use RPM as x axis, and put things with very different values (req boost is very different from req load) on different y axes.

that graph is almost unreadable.
image changed in first post


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: nyet on June 25, 2013, 02:17:02 PM
If your tmot is 92C, what do you think the output of KFLDHBN will be?


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: B234R on June 25, 2013, 02:30:08 PM
Temperature input should be tsel (tans or tumc), not tmot, on ME7.5.

(Maybe I'm wrong)


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: NOTORIOUS VR on June 25, 2013, 02:32:51 PM
If your tmot is 92C, what do you think the output of KFLDHBN will be?

KFLDHBN Y-axis is intake temp (tans), not engine tamp.


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: nyet on June 25, 2013, 02:37:42 PM
ah my mistake. thanks.


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: phila_dot on June 25, 2013, 03:04:22 PM
Torque intervention or KFMIRL is whack


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: ddillenger on June 25, 2013, 03:09:19 PM
Am I the only one that looked at his IOP?


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: SeRiLLo on June 26, 2013, 01:59:58 AM
but why after 6000 rpm rlsol_w meet rlmax_w anyway ?


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: SeRiLLo on June 26, 2013, 02:05:36 AM
Am I the only one that looked at his IOP?
you mean X-axis max 200? Do you think it could affect? Then why after 6000 rpm rlsol_w meet rlmax_w anyway ?


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: prj on June 26, 2013, 03:22:28 AM
Your IRL and IOP are absolutely ridiculous. Tune them correctly.


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: SeRiLLo on June 26, 2013, 08:11:41 AM
Your IRL and IOP are absolutely ridiculous. Tune them correctly.

На первый взгляд вроде все не так плохо )

Are you sure? Ok. I`ll try that


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: prj on June 26, 2013, 08:56:49 AM
На первый взгляд вроде все не так плохо )

Are you sure? Ok. I`ll try that

Там пиздец полный у тебя, убери парашу и сделай чтобы две карты соответствовали друг другу, после этого будет скорее всего всё нормально :)

Yes, I'm fairly sure.


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: rnagy86 on June 26, 2013, 09:12:50 AM
Там пиздец полный у тебя, убери парашу и сделай чтобы две карты соответствовали друг другу, после этого будет скорее всего всё нормально :)

Yes, I'm fairly sure.
I wish I did not paste this to google translate  ;D


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: ddillenger on June 26, 2013, 11:11:34 AM
I wish I were russian so PRJ was nice to me :(

(I kid, I kid)


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: SeRiLLo on June 27, 2013, 01:47:23 AM
Там пиздец полный у тебя, убери парашу и сделай чтобы две карты соответствовали друг другу, после этого будет скорее всего всё нормально :)

Yes, I'm fairly sure.
в чем пиздец то? в том, что ось иоп не достигает максимальной нагрузки?
I`ll try this variant today evening:


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: prj on June 27, 2013, 04:34:18 AM
в чем пиздец то? в том, что ось иоп не достигает максимальной нагрузки?
I`ll try this variant today evening:

В том что ты прохлопал факт что IRL это инверсионная карта IOP.
Тоесть значения в этих картах должны 1:1 совпадать, а не то что ты там на делал.

Если прочитаешь FR, то там конкретно это написано.


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: NOTORIOUS VR on June 27, 2013, 07:32:24 AM
I think it would be really nice to see everyone talk in English.

Let's keep language specific talk to PM's.

Thanks :)


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: Bische on June 27, 2013, 08:49:07 AM
I will translate for you.

В том что ты прохлопал факт что IRL это инверсионная карта IOP.
Тоесть значения в этих картах должны 1:1 совпадать, а не то что ты там на делал.

Если прочитаешь FR, то там конкретно это написано.

"First of all, IRL needs to be the inverse match for IOP. It doesnt have to be 1:1, but fairly close.

Open up the FR, you might learn something from it"

;)


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: prj on June 27, 2013, 09:43:22 AM
 ;D


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: NOTORIOUS VR on June 27, 2013, 10:27:31 AM
lol yeah I threw it into google translate and got the jist of it... but didn't want to insult by C&P it here ;)


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: SeRiLLo on June 27, 2013, 10:34:58 AM
В том что ты прохлопал факт что IRL это инверсионная карта IOP.
Тоесть значения в этих картах должны 1:1 совпадать, а не то что ты там на делал.

Если прочитаешь FR, то там конкретно это написано.
я это знаю и очень давно. И если посмотреть, то карты соответствуют кроме верхней границы IOP. И обычно это нормально мозгами рюхается. Тем более, что на высоких оборотах все выходит.
Сейчас попробовал второй вариант - всё работает. По видимому именно большая дельта фактически запрашиваемых значений нагрузки от верхней границы iop дает такой эффект.

I know all of that. And I learned this a long time ago, before this forum. ) And only mistake is the up-border of a load axis of IOP map. But usually this limit is extrapolated normaly. Apparently it was a large delta actually requested load values ​​from the top value of iop axis gives this effect. That's why I put the table to understand how many people would say that. Today i try last variant and all is OK.


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: prj on June 27, 2013, 10:58:59 AM
I know all of that. And I learned this a long time ago, before this forum. ) And only mistake is the up-border of a load axis of IOP map. But usually this limit is extrapolated normaly. Apparently it was a large delta actually requested load values ​​from the top value of iop axis gives this effect. That's why I put the table to understand how many people would say that. Today i try last variant and all is OK.

Nothing is ever "extrapolated". No Bosch ECU does "extrapolation". Interpolation yes, extrapolation, no.
The highest % the ecu can request is the last cell of KFMIOP.


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: SeRiLLo on June 28, 2013, 03:22:55 AM
Nothing is ever "extrapolated". No Bosch ECU does "extrapolation". Interpolation yes, extrapolation, no.
The highest % the ecu can request is the last cell of KFMIOP.
no extrapolation, only extention... I always thought that it applies only to the most of secondary maps like ignition maps.  I thought ECU was not so stupid in this case, because in original file iop border is also smaller than max irl value, and there exists a possibility of extrapolation(interpolation in this case), because max load value exists in irl and ecu know it. But I was wrong)))


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: Bische on June 28, 2013, 03:41:27 AM
no extrapolation, only extention... I always thought that it applies only to the most of secondary maps like ignition maps.  I thought ECU was not so stupid in this case, because in original file iop border is also smaller than max irl value, and there exists a possibility of extrapolation(interpolation in this case), because max load value exists in irl and ecu know it. But I was wrong)))

That is because the stock calibration does not reach higher load than what is mapped in IOP, therefore the map has been scaled accordingly to give more accuracy.


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: phila_dot on June 28, 2013, 06:07:06 AM
It's not really the load value that's limiting.

It's the torque value and what desired load that torque value translates to in IRL.

Also, keep in mind that the max torque is produced from rlmax.


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: roman_tyk on April 02, 2016, 11:08:36 AM
Has author of this topic already solved this problem? modyfing KMIRL and IOP solved it?
I have similar issue rlsol_w is cutting actual load >4500rpm


Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: prj on April 06, 2016, 04:11:21 AM
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Title: Re: Requested load cut... Sometimes rlsol_w follow much lower then rlmax_w
Post by: roman_tyk on April 06, 2016, 04:18:03 AM
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author didn't replied so i will add info that for my load changing kmifrl and kfmiop in more properly way gives better results.