Title: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on June 07, 2015, 10:00:23 PM Hello,
would like to tune the ecu myself due to the turbo install. Could you point me to the right direction, that what would be the correct tool to read and write this ecu? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: nyet on June 07, 2015, 10:41:51 PM Considering that motor doesn't have a turbo in stock form, that would not be a good place to start to learn.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on June 07, 2015, 10:59:03 PM I understand your concern and you might be right. But the tool shoul be put to order soon, that I have it at july. I'm not in a hurry with this project, at first the goal is just to get the car runnig with no boost or just 0.2bar or so. And thereafter bit by bit to achieve the needed knowledge.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on July 21, 2015, 04:07:22 PM I understand your concern and you might be right. But the tool shoul be put to order soon, that I have it at july. I'm not in a hurry with this project, at first the goal is just to get the car runnig with no boost or just 0.2bar or so. And thereafter bit by bit to achieve the needed knowledge. I havedone this conversion myself.. its not an easy one.. U have the 2 AFR sensors to tackel and then the other two post cat sensors. The ECU is totally diffrent from the other Me7s. Checksum is not easy to do either.. But im still fighting to get this shit.. Im running 0.6bar today with E85.. but i have alot of DTC´s and other stuff that dont really work with the turbo.. U also have to rebuild the OEM fuelrail.. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: RBPE on July 28, 2015, 05:53:21 AM There are over 200 maps/functions that can be added if you want to do it right and have complete control, I have got up to about 196 so far.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: prj on July 28, 2015, 04:29:52 PM I've written a boost pid from scratch for this for a project, and obviously done NA->Turbo conversion stuff.
You have to understand ME7 extremely well to do this right. Only other option is underscale the hell out of the MAF, but even then you will have issues. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: vwaudiguy on July 31, 2015, 12:52:45 PM I've written a boost pid from scratch for this for a project, and obviously done NA->Turbo conversion stuff. Does this mean you can control boost using the OEM ecu? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: ddillenger on July 31, 2015, 12:58:11 PM Does this mean you can control boost using the OEM ecu? That's what he said. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on August 01, 2015, 03:10:07 PM Im using and manual MBC.. Works for me. But my tune need more adjusting.. Also a nice launch control would be nice.. I have manage to read and flash my ECU my self.. But dont know and cant find all the maps. Just came back from a little streetrace tonite.. Damn I need a better launchcontrol for this Gt35...
Anyone who has a really good tune for this car? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: fknbrkn on August 02, 2015, 04:12:04 AM pm prj
he`s one of few people in the world who can made a really good file for this conversion :) Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on August 02, 2015, 06:37:02 AM OK.. prj ?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: fknbrkn on August 02, 2015, 11:59:38 AM yep prj
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: prj on August 02, 2015, 12:31:14 PM Don't have time atm, too many projects.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: ddillenger on August 02, 2015, 01:06:01 PM Don't have time atm, too many projects. When did you start calling the johns "projects". Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on August 02, 2015, 02:36:50 PM Well gues i´ll start some kind of project thread on Me7.1.1G later this week. I have a car to test this on if more ppl are intressted. I have some testing done already on E85 + turbo.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: RBPE on August 03, 2015, 02:23:03 PM There are enough files on here to define a lot of the 022906032 7.1.1. ecu's, best I've done is about a thousand maps/functions on a bde file in a day using only files on here and I could pick out a few fairly easy on this CB ecu of yours.
As for full controls, if you define one using such files you'll soon see the additional options over something like a 20vt or 551 file, notably exhaust cam timing, change over barrel functions of the variable resonance inlet/intake manifold etc, THEN it's onto to the trickier stuff for ldr controls for FI and what's missing and internal changes required. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on August 05, 2015, 04:42:37 AM This is how Im gonna start.. Going out from S4 wiki
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on August 11, 2015, 10:01:01 PM Bank 1 lambda value goes -10 (part throttle trim?) and gives bank 1 too lean error. Both lambdas are in the exhaust manifold placed before turbo so, that mainly first 3 cylinders go to first lambda and second lamda gets the rest. But if I keep accelerating a while, then the bank 1 value goes near zero and is ok. So is the lambda sensor gone or is this something else? And if it is because of one turbo can not get working with two lambdas, is there a way to get it working just one lambda?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on August 12, 2015, 12:39:15 AM I had this problem.. sound similar.. You have Sensor 1 and 2 If they are located in the manifold pre turbo you should be okay.. But make sure they are separated enough. If they are to close you will get interference between the both sensors. I also think that the other two sensors (Post Cat sensors 1 and 2) play a role in this. Try switch location between the primary sensors. B1 and B2..
What manifold do you use? Kintetic or HPA? I future i will try to work on a Mono Lambda control for this engein.. There is info about this in the S4 Wiki.. ITs used when S4 guy go singel turbo i think. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on August 12, 2015, 10:22:56 PM I had this problem.. sound similar.. You have Sensor 1 and 2 If they are located in the manifold pre turbo you should be okay.. But make sure they are separated enough. If they are to close you will get interference between the both sensors. I also think that the other two sensors (Post Cat sensors 1 and 2) play a role in this. Try switch location between the primary sensors. B1 and B2.. Manifold is this http://www.x-parts.de/Auspuff-und-Kruemmer/Kruemmer/Turbokruemmer/Turbokruemmer-VAG/Turbo-Kruemmer-fuer-VW-R32-und-V6-24V-mit-T25-Flansch::2515995.html (http://www.x-parts.de/Auspuff-und-Kruemmer/Kruemmer/Turbokruemmer/Turbokruemmer-VAG/Turbo-Kruemmer-fuer-VW-R32-und-V6-24V-mit-T25-Flansch::2515995.html).What manifold do you use? Kintetic or HPA? I future i will try to work on a Mono Lambda control for this engein.. There is info about this in the S4 Wiki.. ITs used when S4 guy go singel turbo i think. Can the post cat sensors be coded out? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: prj on August 13, 2015, 01:18:06 PM ASM mod needs to be done and ECU converted to single lambda... I can do this for a fee if needed.
Do not fit lambdas pre-turbo they won't last. For correct conversion you need: 100% load patch single lambda patch boost control patch And then lots of cal stuff has to be modified... Definitely not something a "noob" can do... Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on August 13, 2015, 08:33:30 PM ASM mod needs to be done and ECU converted to single lambda... I can do this for a fee if needed. This would be awesome if you could do this. Here is the original bin which I read from the ecu. Stock everything besides the turbo attached. At the moment the ecu has swedish tuner made file, I can try read it also. Can the immobilizer be taken off? I think I need to buy another ecu, that I can get the car running if the flashing fails. Do not fit lambdas pre-turbo they won't last. For correct conversion you need: 100% load patch single lambda patch boost control patch And then lots of cal stuff has to be modified... Definitely not something a "noob" can do... Just googled prj and found out that I'm not far from you, can you do the dsg mapping too? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: prj on August 13, 2015, 11:36:39 PM Just googled prj and found out that I'm not far from you, can you do the dsg mapping too? Yes, I can. If you are not far, contact me, and I can tune the whole thing properly if you want.I am all for DYI, but trying to do a turbo project with DSG as a starting point has a learning curve of a vertical wall. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on August 16, 2015, 09:09:15 AM THought you said u had no time PRJ.. ;)
Michail.. U are using same file as me :) Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: prj on August 16, 2015, 03:30:56 PM THought you said u had no time PRJ.. ;) I don't have time to screw around online, yes. It's a different story if someone brings me a car to be tuned on location. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on August 17, 2015, 06:26:53 AM Yes that sound like a better idea.. To bad i dont have any one near who do this. :(
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on March 06, 2016, 12:43:14 AM What would be suitable injectors/fuel pump/maf/etc. for 3.2 BDB turbo and e85? Turbo is gt2871r 0.86.
Does the original exhaust pipe flow enough if the target at this point is ~450hp? Does the rod bearings need to be changed? Boost controller or boost controlled by motronic? How much pressure does the original plastic intake manifold hold? When would PRJ have time to do the mapping for engine and dsg at the next summer? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on July 30, 2016, 04:55:07 AM Found encrypted bin of my ecu. Question is, does this mean that I can not write normal 1024kb file to the flash? Is the encrypt dismantle at this 406kb bin or somewhere else at the ecu?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: _nameless on July 30, 2016, 05:19:35 AM "No read file has been encrypted"
what you got there is not even full read and is junk start over i can help with load hacks if needed Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: prj on August 01, 2016, 08:11:28 AM The ECU file can be decoded from SGO in the VAG flash db, to get the original tune for the car.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on August 02, 2016, 01:51:01 AM Only other option is underscale the hell out of the MAF, but even then you will have issues. Not directly related to this, but question to gurus is, that when table reading goes over max x or y axis, does the ecu read the max x or y from the table at that case? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: gman86 on August 02, 2016, 02:40:34 AM Not directly related to this, but question to gurus is, that when table reading goes over max x or y axis, does the ecu read the max x or y from the table at that case? Yes, it'll ride the last values. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on August 03, 2016, 02:30:23 AM Next question to gurus: dsg map tuner said, that he can't rise the clutch pressure (more than certain amount?) and therefore the ecu has to give the real torque to to the dsg to achieve good clutch pressures. Is this ecu send torque possible to alter by some variable or is only chance to change the range of the load?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: prj on August 03, 2016, 05:01:20 AM Everything is possible.
But there are few who are able to do it. The DSG and the ECU map has to be done by the same person, that's the only way you are going to get it to work right. Showing the correct torque on this ECU is not possible with only map modification in a turbocharged application. Some ECU code paths have to be patched. I have some time in September if you decide you want it mapped :) Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on August 03, 2016, 06:40:07 AM Everything is possible. I think, that I try my self first. Have to look, that is it possible to do a repeater to the can-bus after engine, by which would repeat all messages but change the ecu send torque value by boost pressure or something. But there are few who are able to do it. The DSG and the ECU map has to be done by the same person, that's the only way you are going to get it to work right. Showing the correct torque on this ECU is not possible with only map modification in a turbocharged application. Some ECU code paths have to be patched. I have some time in September if you decide you want it mapped :) Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: prj on August 03, 2016, 07:59:11 AM I think, that I try my self first. Have to look, that is it possible to do a repeater to the can-bus after engine, by which would repeat all messages but change the ecu send torque value by boost pressure or something. If you have a problem with simply sending the correct torque I can not imagine what problems you will have with tuning the ECU - for example throttle control that knows nothing about boost and so on.Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: jameswalker on August 08, 2016, 02:12:02 PM I think, that I try my self first. Have to look, that is it possible to do a repeater to the can-bus after engine, by which would repeat all messages but change the ecu send torque value by boost pressure or something. Before I decided to attack the ECU, I did exactly this. I made a CAN interface that parsed messages on the fly and "corrected" the values sent. I spent hours and hours down this path. I gained total control of the CAN bus yet still did not achieve what you wanted to; increase the DSG clamping pressure. I managed to verify that the DSG was receiving my altered values yet it still was not happy. The relationship between torque demand, actual torque, and many other torques, is critical and MUST be done by the ECU. It is far more complex than you think right now. By all means go down the same path I did and I will help you with as much as I know, but really you are better off spending time on the ECU instead. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: jameswalker on August 08, 2016, 02:14:18 PM ASM mod needs to be done and ECU converted to single lambda... I can do this for a fee if needed. Do not fit lambdas pre-turbo they won't last. For correct conversion you need: 100% load patch single lambda patch boost control patch And then lots of cal stuff has to be modified... Definitely not something a "noob" can do... Could you explain why those 3 things are needed for the conversion? I currently run 2 lambdas (well, 4 if you could the narrowband post cats) so am interested to see what you say. Secondly what do you mean by 100% load patch and boost patch. Thanks, Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: nyet on August 08, 2016, 02:52:53 PM Could you explain why those 3 things are needed for the conversion? I currently run 2 lambdas (well, 4 if you could the narrowband post cats) so am interested to see what you say. Secondly what do you mean by 100% load patch and boost patch. Thanks, They really should need no explanation; all are needed for a properly functioning torque model and accurate fueling. The idea that you can just slap FI on a NA motor and not worry about the ECU is pure folly.... I have no idea why this persists. I suppose partly out of ignorance and partly out of wishful thinking. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: jameswalker on August 09, 2016, 03:37:31 AM They really should need no explanation; all are needed for a properly functioning torque model and accurate fueling. The idea that you can just slap FI on a NA motor and not worry about the ECU is pure folly.... I have no idea why this persists. I suppose partly out of ignorance and partly out of wishful thinking. This wasn't really the response I was after. I am not saying there is no need to worry about the ECU. I am worried! Hence I have asked those questions. I am not questioning if they should be there or not, I am questioning their relevance. How is 1 lambda probe better for fuelling than 2? WHAT is the 100% load patch that was mentioned? WHAT is the "boost control patch". What is changed in each of the above and why. I am interested in WHY, I am not interested in taking shortcuts. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: nubcake on August 09, 2016, 04:08:53 AM These are the kind of questions that require a million of other questions answered. Like "why does the plane fly?"
In short: You're going with single turbo and a single downpipe - so why install 2 lambdas? It can be done this way too, sure, but why? >100 load patch is needed to make motronic "accept" boost pressure. "Boost control patch" is needed to regulate part throttle conditions and not have the "on-off" car. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: vwaudiguy on August 09, 2016, 07:04:41 AM I think people have tried to put both lambdas in the same pipe, but ended up having bank to bank trim issues.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: prj on August 09, 2016, 01:18:25 PM I think people have tried to put both lambdas in the same pipe, but end up have bank to bank trim.issues. Precisely, they trim away from each other, so you end up with -25% on one bank 25% on other and then limp mode. 100% load - the ecu won't let you request more load, because it is NA and 100% means atmospheric. Boost control is really twofold - the ECU needs to know when it can go WOT and when to use the throttle. It needs to know pre-tb pressure or at least an approximation to control the throttle correctly, and it needs to control boost somehow. But really - read the FR and search for SY_TURBO, it will answer a lot of your questions. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on August 09, 2016, 10:11:32 PM I managed to verify that the DSG was receiving my altered values yet it still was not happy. The relationship between torque demand, actual torque, and many other torques, is critical and MUST be done by the ECU. It is far more complex than you think right now. Ok. Have you had any findings so far which you could share?By all means go down the same path I did and I will help you with as much as I know, but really you are better off spending time on the ECU instead. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: jameswalker on August 10, 2016, 03:47:52 AM Ok. Have you had any findings so far which you could share? I am not entirely sure what you are after. But if you want to experiment, here is my breakdown of the CAN command: outgoing.data.bytes[0] // throttle pedal status (idle / depressed) outgoing.data.bytes[1] // Engine torque 0 to 410NM (as reported in VCDS) outgoing.data.bytes[2] // rpm LSB outgoing.data.bytes[3] // rpm MSB outgoing.data.bytes[4] // unknown outgoing.data.bytes[5] // accelerator pedal % 0-100 outgoing.data.bytes[6] // engine torque (loss) 0-416NM outgoing.data.bytes[7] // unknown Also bear in mind the DSG is more complex than set and forget. It replies to the ECU. For example it tells the engine to reduce torque so that it can change gear. You can prove this because it will refuse to upshift if you hold the torque at 100%, for example. There are various behaviors like this, that you sort of get a feel for during experimentation. Despite my analysis, I failed to achieve what I wanted to and have now chosen to investigate the situation from the ECU side. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Carsinc on August 10, 2016, 07:21:42 PM Guys if PRJ offers to tune your car, you pay PRJ to tune your car...
I was once told by my favorite tuner that PRJ was his favorite tuner. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on August 10, 2016, 09:23:58 PM I am not entirely sure what you are after. But if you want to experiment, here is my breakdown of the CAN command: This was excellent info. This 0xFF is 410Nm resolution might be part of the PRJ hinted "same person should map ecu and dsg" thing -> resolution should be changed at both ends to allow larger numbers to be transmitted OR does the dsg use max pressures at 410Nm?outgoing.data.bytes[0] // throttle pedal status (idle / depressed) outgoing.data.bytes[1] // Engine torque 0 to 410NM (as reported in VCDS) outgoing.data.bytes[2] // rpm LSB outgoing.data.bytes[3] // rpm MSB outgoing.data.bytes[4] // unknown outgoing.data.bytes[5] // accelerator pedal % 0-100 outgoing.data.bytes[6] // engine torque (loss) 0-416NM outgoing.data.bytes[7] // unknown Also bear in mind the DSG is more complex than set and forget. It replies to the ECU. For example it tells the engine to reduce torque so that it can change gear. You can prove this because it will refuse to upshift if you hold the torque at 100%, for example. There are various behaviors like this, that you sort of get a feel for during experimentation. Despite my analysis, I failed to achieve what I wanted to and have now chosen to investigate the situation from the ECU side. Guys if PRJ offers to tune your car, you pay PRJ to tune your car... I was once told by my favorite tuner that PRJ was his favorite tuner. Yes it is likely that some day I'm again asking PRJ to tune my car, and well see how discussion ends that time. But now my car is far for ready to take to PRJ and I have to do mapping my self to keep the car moving as mods takes place. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: nubcake on August 11, 2016, 02:31:38 AM This was excellent info. ME7 funktionsrahmen, page 1635 contains exactly the same info, I believe. Why waste time reverse engineering something that is documented? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: prj on August 11, 2016, 04:23:05 AM DSG pressure control is closed loop PI with torque driving I based on measured and target slip. Of course there are pressure and current limiters, but apart from that if you feed it the right torque it will just work most of the time.
It is not like GS19 ZF6HP where you have maps of Revs x Torque with pre-set pressure values. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: jameswalker on August 15, 2016, 01:10:08 AM DSG pressure control is closed loop PI with torque driving I based on measured and target slip. Of course there are pressure and current limiters, but apart from that if you feed it the right torque it will just work most of the time. It is not like GS19 ZF6HP where you have maps of Revs x Torque with pre-set pressure values. That is exactly what I found out by reverse engineering. I searched extensively (before I found this forum) and didn't find any answers, that is why I reverse engineered. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on September 21, 2016, 04:53:46 AM Im running my LSUs pre-Turbo still works after 2yrs.. but for how long? Who knows.. I havent managed to patch my ECU to single LSU "yet" as my setup works for me... The 100% patch is done via the code in the MCU... There is a Max limit for the load axis.. Take the ign or KFMIOP table for example... The are max 100%.. and you want to be able to have more.. Open an Porsche 997T ols file if you have and study how its made. In a Porsche 977T the LOAD (relatives Luftfullning) is max 198%. Correct me if im wrong but this is what i have learned. And I have to reverse engineer everything. To patch the ECU u need to disassemble the code to be able to read whats in there. IF you want we can work this trough together... just send me a PM
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on September 21, 2016, 11:55:21 PM Im running my LSUs pre-Turbo still works after 2yrs.. but for how long? Who knows.. I havent managed to patch my ECU to single LSU "yet" as my setup works for me... The 100% patch is done via the code in the MCU... There is a Max limit for the load axis.. Take the ign or KFMIOP table for example... The are max 100%.. and you want to be able to have more.. Open an Porsche 997T ols file if you have and study how its made. In a Porsche 977T the LOAD (relatives Luftfullning) is max 198%. Correct me if im wrong but this is what i have learned. And I have to reverse engineer everything. To patch the ECU u need to disassemble the code to be able to read whats in there. IF you want we can work this trough together... just send me a PM Yes I think with the e85 the temperatures are that low that LSUs do last (pre turbo over year now). Some guru would advice, that is it necessary to scale every LOAD axis map 100%->current luftfullning to achieve the throttle control via throttle plate and boost. Would it be done (at first) by changing the throttle plate actuator code so, that say 50% LOAD would cause 100% plate opening and 50-100% would control the boost? No? Yes the current throttle actuator code needs to be changed to throttle plate actuator and boost actuator code. Do this ecu have a fet to feed the boost actuator? What's the address of it's control variable? Should have a program with what could turn the bin to a asm code. Then found a map which tells the throttle plate angle at LOAD, then search which subroutines uses that maps address... Yes should start to look at the tuning. I paid a spare ecu but did not arrive, got money back. Have to use the current ecu, and hope it won't brick. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: prj on September 22, 2016, 05:42:22 AM Most of your questions do not make any sense, because they are based on false pretenses.
You have no idea how the ECU works at all. To ask valid questions you must learn some basics, until then you are wasting time. For boost control I used the intake flap driver. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on September 22, 2016, 09:53:15 AM Most of your questions do not make any sense, because they are based on false pretenses. Driver torque demand -> needed air mass -> needed load (cylinder charge) -> throttle plate if below 100 (atmospheric pressure) and boost if above?You have no idea how the ECU works at all. To ask valid questions you must learn some basics, until then you are wasting time. For boost control I used the intake flap driver. So only way is to change all load axis maps when change wanted load (~boost)? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: nyet on September 22, 2016, 10:30:17 AM throttle plate if below 100 (atmospheric pressure) and boost if above? throttle plate if req P/R is below wg cracking pressure :) Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: prj on September 22, 2016, 01:14:33 PM throttle plate if req P/R is below wg cracking pressure :) This does not exist in this ECU. It is N/A. There is no concept of boost. The ECU will limit with the throttle all the time and the throttle control will be all over the place because it does not consider pre-throttle pressure. To do all of this right needs custom code. You guys really don't have any clue what is involved to make a NA ME7 to handle boost properly. It's not something 90% of you will be ever able to accomplish. No offence... I've spent months on this stuff, it's really really hard even if you tune these things every day. At the very least start with looking up the SY_TURBO constant in the FR and you will see why it is FUBAR. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: nyet on September 22, 2016, 01:42:25 PM This does not exist in this ECU. It is N/A. There is no concept of boost. That was kinda my point :P But you knew that. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on November 18, 2016, 11:49:46 AM Finally started to try flash but likely erased flash and mpps does not see the ecu no longer. Eeprom programmer still works with boot mode (ch340 kkl). Ordered FTDI FT232RL cable, could it be, that with galletto the ecu could bring life at boot mode?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on November 18, 2016, 11:21:09 PM You can all relax now folks, I learned (thanks youtube) how to use mpps boot mode and got the car running. But could not save the clever Swedish tune which I paid several hundreds of €. I made the PRJ:s no crc patch and got it working, next do ignition retard and lambda rich at higher load to be safe to run the engine.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on November 20, 2016, 09:58:21 AM Logged dsg and showed 440Nm and 11bar. Can I get more only by ecu changes?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on November 20, 2016, 12:06:29 PM Well i guess if the ECU calculate more load it will send that to gearbox? you can raise pressure in DSG sofware but not sure if that correct ?
Im looking into my DSG file now.. Max motormoment = 500Nm Max Solldruck = 5.00 Hauptdruck 12 bar. Im not sure what these are but maybe DSg i another topic.. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on November 20, 2016, 12:13:36 PM Heres what i found.. i defined an XDF.. But i have no explanation of what these factors do?..
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on November 21, 2016, 11:39:00 AM Looked a bit disassembly and thought that easily can found pointers to variables. But does this addressing by DPPx registers cause that, that no way can search straight code addresses?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on November 23, 2016, 04:26:23 AM Are you trying to dissassemble code? I havent learned that yet.. but check this link if there is anything helpful
https://github.com/AndyWhittaker/IDAProBoschME7 Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on November 26, 2016, 09:56:25 PM Yes I looked asm by incructions found this forum. But I'm not interested code mods yet. I'm on a phase to dial in injectors and adding boost. Logged and found that some pecentage (load?) goes 140% now, does this meän that I can change maps axis to that?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: nyet on November 27, 2016, 12:34:47 AM does this meän that I can change maps axis to that? I have no idea what you are talking about. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on November 27, 2016, 12:49:27 AM Might it been vagcom group 2 where this percentage value is (load?).
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on November 27, 2016, 01:03:19 PM Yes VAG-COM Load is what represent the axis you se in the tuner program..
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on December 04, 2016, 11:43:00 AM I switched all intake cam advances to zero and left retards as is. Seems to work. One exhaust map I changed more advance near redline but hard to say does it work because dropped 10cm of snow and no traction. Maybe some exhaustmap is missing. Throw maf reading too high and secondary lambdas heating errors.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on December 11, 2016, 10:13:09 AM Well nice to experiment some.. I haven't touched my Vr6T in a while its winter and its dark and its boooring... But when spring comes i will try to find what setting the cams have on "cold engine". I have seen some BMW M54B30 guys copy the Cold engine VANOS setup and paste it into warm engine when running with Turbo. When engine is cold it seems like the BMW uses none or less overlapp.. Maybe that method is possible on the Vr6 24v aswell.. Is there one VVT map for warm and one for Cold in our engines?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on December 11, 2016, 12:32:47 PM I have about 4 intake cam looking maps my ols, have put about same data all of those. Only one exhaust map my ols, but it seems to have effect. So far found, that original intake high retard at redline not work as good as smaller retard. And found that Low exhaust advance not work as good as about -10 advance. At the moment I have at high load intake at 10 and exhaust -10 through the rpm range.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on December 14, 2016, 12:49:11 AM No overlapp in other words... Have you made your map just flat?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on December 15, 2016, 10:16:03 AM Not flat yet, still have exhaust high advance at idle (steady idle?) and intake high retard at low load (low pumping losses?).
BUT I don't get this torque thing to dsg. KFMIOP is near 100% all ready so nothing there? KFMDS engine drag moment, what would it do if lower or higher values? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: nyet on December 15, 2016, 12:25:55 PM KFMIOP is near 100% all ready so nothing there? Maxing KFMIOP everywhere accomplishes nothing of value, and will likely actually break things. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: RBPE on December 18, 2016, 10:18:49 AM Yes I looked asm by incructions found this forum. But I'm not interested code mods yet. I'm on a phase to dial in injectors and adding boost. Logged and found that some pecentage (load?) goes 140% now, does this meän that I can change maps axis to that? I just quickly defined some functions manually using one of my def files instead of in IDA or anything, could be wrong, but from what I can see there is a 190% load patch on it already. If it's had a custom map then this could be a CRC/MCU/Flashing tools thing and is still on the mcu? I'll have to check/re-do some axis ref's if I continue to anything with this file, just spent an hour or so picking some out off a def file of mine as I didn't have a CB def file, as you can see though seem to line up okay; (https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/481/31327296120_21cf2c542b_z.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/PJhzHb)032CB v 032CN 2 (https://flic.kr/p/PJhzHb) by Rick B (https://www.flickr.com/photos/146155164@N03/), on Flickr This looks like your iop, strange as max torque limit is usually set at 99.22% and yours goes a little past that; (https://c4.staticflickr.com/1/675/31584268611_5faa8be9d1_z.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/Q7ZCFn)KFMIOP 032CB 032CN 032BG (https://flic.kr/p/Q7ZCFn) by Rick B (https://www.flickr.com/photos/146155164@N03/), on Flickr (https://c6.staticflickr.com/1/741/30889769933_36c5ddef2c_z.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/P4C9qe)KFMIOP Top end 032CB CN BG (https://flic.kr/p/P4C9qe) by Rick B (https://www.flickr.com/photos/146155164@N03/), on Flickr From what I can gather from some of your posts, you're looking for MDNORM or something? (https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/295/31327297760_c5525dd0e9_z.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/PJhAcs)CAN Max torque 032CB 032CN (https://flic.kr/p/PJhAcs) by Rick B (https://www.flickr.com/photos/146155164@N03/), on Flickr These looked like inj; (https://c8.staticflickr.com/1/532/31584269671_08493a3314_z.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/Q7ZCZD)TEMIN 032CB V 032CN (https://flic.kr/p/Q7ZCZD) by Rick B (https://www.flickr.com/photos/146155164@N03/), on Flickr (https://c1.staticflickr.com/6/5586/30858163744_7bf6e7e47b_z.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/P1Q9ZW)TEMINVA 032CB V CN (https://flic.kr/p/P1Q9ZW) by Rick B (https://www.flickr.com/photos/146155164@N03/), on Flickr (https://c6.staticflickr.com/1/597/31584270781_0f00d495c6_z.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/Q7ZDjM)TVUB 032CB V CN (https://flic.kr/p/Q7ZDjM) by Rick B (https://www.flickr.com/photos/146155164@N03/), on Flickr Sod cam work for now, concentrate on the fuelling, boost needs code patching as PRJ said or was that done by the pro tune that was on it too if it's looking like the load mod is still on? ESKONF; (https://c6.staticflickr.com/1/771/30889765333_ca78e044ac_z.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/P4C83V)ESKONF 032CB v 032CN (https://flic.kr/p/P4C83V) by Rick B (https://www.flickr.com/photos/146155164@N03/), on Flickr I managed to get a few functions defined this way in the hour or so I did it so I've added them here, also some info I did manually ages ago which might help any DIYers looking into these things. ME7.1.1. can be a pain in flashing at times with some tools, routines vary in flashing tools and how they act with CRC's etc, if you're like me and don't come from a coding background and want things a bit easier I'd look into these on a budget; MCU; http://www.obd2express.co.uk/wholesale/x-prog-box-ecu-programmer-xprog-m-cas4-5m48h.html Hex mods; https://mh-nexus.de/en/hxd/ Auto Checksums; https://www.ecufix.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2&products_id=180&zenid=jq9mvj8apn8mv45n0v0i39v5s0 *** Note - in the main maps file those are not what's needed for boost, it's just some maps/controls I was putting together to think about for it, far from complete. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on December 18, 2016, 11:44:56 AM There's a lot of stuff, thanks.
Tried KFMDS with different values, and found that to put it close to zero whole map suits the best at the moment: gear changes are more crisp and maybe added a little clutch pressures. A the moment the boost is 0.8bar (wg spring) and the gearbox holds this (dsg sees 500Nm and gives ~13bar clutch pressure). The driveability is that good, that I don't think the boost control via ecu is necessary at the moment (small turbo instant boost, no PRJ:s mentioned kangaroo...). Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on December 30, 2016, 12:30:17 PM Hmm now what did KFMDS do for kinda stuff?.. i´ll check that out.. thanks for sharing some observations. Mine hesitates over 0.8 bar I think i should work more with the DSG file.
Is this the parameter that you changed to 13 bar? : Mindest-Hauptdruck beim Zuschießen Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on January 07, 2017, 04:07:51 AM All I have done is MDNORM to 420Nm and KFMDS to 0.01 whole map. I have not tool for the dsg yet, which works with it?
Which sparkplugs would be good with e85? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on January 07, 2017, 11:43:55 AM I made an XDF for my DSG.. Try this. Be aware its not fully tested..
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: jameswalker on January 11, 2017, 05:34:59 PM Jim_Coupe, or Mikhail, did either of you manage to get the DSG clamping properly yet?
I am in the same position. Running 1 bar boost pressure, the clutch can slip in 5th or 6th. It seems the ECU thinks the max torque is 410NM, the ECU sends its percentage torque request (max 100%) which obviously cannot be more than 410 (in software) but may well be higher in reality. Anyway... we need to somehow sort the DSG out because we cannot progress anything further without this piece to the puzzle. I am using the CE ECU. At this point I would like to pay someone and have it done properly. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: gman86 on January 12, 2017, 01:38:42 AM Jim_Coupe, or Mikhail, did either of you manage to get the DSG clamping properly yet? I am in the same position. Running 1 bar boost pressure, the clutch can slip in 5th or 6th. It seems the ECU thinks the max torque is 410NM, the ECU sends its percentage torque request (max 100%) which obviously cannot be more than 410 (in software) but may well be higher in reality. Anyway... we need to somehow sort the DSG out because we cannot progress anything further without this piece to the puzzle. I am using the CE ECU. At this point I would like to pay someone and have it done properly. Is your DSG mapped? What torque does the ECU report to the TCU? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on January 12, 2017, 07:06:18 AM Jim_Coupe, or Mikhail, did either of you manage to get the DSG clamping properly yet? I don't know properly, but somehow dsg sees 500Nm and gives 13bar. I am in the same position. Running 1 bar boost pressure, the clutch can slip in 5th or 6th. It seems the ECU thinks the max torque is 410NM, the ECU sends its percentage torque request (max 100%) which obviously cannot be more than 410 (in software) but may well be higher in reality. Anyway... we need to somehow sort the DSG out because we cannot progress anything further without this piece to the puzzle. I am using the CE ECU. At this point I would like to pay someone and have it done properly. What about FMIVL, looked some ols, and it range seems to be 0...2, and the value being about 1. Might it allow the torque be above 100%. Just guessing. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: jameswalker on January 12, 2017, 04:37:43 PM Is your DSG mapped? What torque does the ECU report to the TCU? Is it mapped? Yes and no. It is indeed mapped... but it behaves no differently to how it did before the map. But... I don't believe it was mapped correctly. The guy didn't have the correct definition for my DSG version, so not everything could be translated. The torque figures sent to the DSG are appx 400NM. I believe 400NM is in the upper "bin", so the DSG should try and pump as hard as it can at this point. In this situation the clutch pressure is ~12 bar. I would like to try upping the pump pressure (and the associated timing, too). Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on January 13, 2017, 12:28:57 PM When the throttle opened fast and boost build fast, the actual lambda goes first too rich and then lean before it stables near requested lambda. Would it be WFRL which should change at some direction (lower)?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on January 16, 2017, 05:49:55 AM Jim_Coupe, or Mikhail, did either of you manage to get the DSG clamping properly yet? I am in the same position. Running 1 bar boost pressure, the clutch can slip in 5th or 6th. It seems the ECU thinks the max torque is 410NM, the ECU sends its percentage torque request (max 100%) which obviously cannot be more than 410 (in software) but may well be higher in reality. Anyway... we need to somehow sort the DSG out because we cannot progress anything further without this piece to the puzzle. I am using the CE ECU. At this point I would like to pay someone and have it done properly. No im stuck with clutch slip @ 0.9 - 1.0bar boost.. I haven't raised my clutch pressure yet. Its around 13 bar now. Not sure how much you can raise this but im gonna experiment more with this as soon as the snow outside melts lol.. But as you say the ECU sends incorrect torque to the gearbox some how. I haven't been into the DSG so much yet but keep on investigate. Wasnt there a map in the ECU that sends TQ to DSG? I dont have the files in front of me here now but I can check later. From Nefmoto user: "the system max pressure is 31-32 bar before the relief valve opens" (Source: ROSS-TECH) http://nefariousmotorsports.com/forum/index.php?topic=7617.0title= DSG pressure discussion here aswell: http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthread.php?5597129-So-what-is-the-highest-clutch-pressure-the-DSG-is-capable-of United Motorsport was able to get 19.5 bar with SW only they say.. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on January 22, 2017, 03:06:55 AM MPPS seems to be dead. Should order next flasher, would be good to do ecu and dsg with the same flasher. Would kess eu 2.08 do it? From where to order?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: turbojohan on January 22, 2017, 06:52:09 AM If you want Kess => Www.alientech-to.it. But Cmd is better For DSG.
Verzonden vanaf mijn iPhone met Tapatalk Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on January 23, 2017, 09:39:04 PM Cheapest possible chinese kess v2 2.28 ordered. Damn their new year vacation.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on February 08, 2017, 03:29:06 AM Yes ;D kess is coming via dhl! What about the checksums of the dsg?? And if I manage to increase (needs asm changes?) clutch pressures, how close is the gearbox mechanical limits?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on February 28, 2017, 05:28:17 AM Looks that kess is pretty useless with old dsg. Does not see the tcu via OBD. would it work via tcu connector?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on March 09, 2017, 11:30:55 AM Kess V2 sold with 6€ profit. So it's 2000€ CMD then... 2nd clutch starts to be shot, 1nd clutch keeps somewhat. Tryed to put ignition advance efficiency to 128 to achieve greater torque shown to dsg, got bad idle and lazy throttle.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on March 10, 2017, 03:05:00 AM So you are trying to achieve more torque to the DSG by raising the ign efficiency? Why?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on March 11, 2017, 05:15:51 AM Hoped that would do miracles... Tried also the CWMDAPP bitts with that, no luck. Made basic settings for the dsg and looks that the 2nd cluth recovered. Although basic settings didn't go throuh and now PRNDS is flashing.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on March 11, 2017, 11:04:41 AM Have you ever tied to just raise the pressure in DSG sw?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on March 11, 2017, 11:46:25 AM Only tool which looks to work with the old dsg is CMD. No clones available.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on March 11, 2017, 01:39:36 PM Ahh seen !
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on March 24, 2017, 06:40:36 AM Noticed that after dsg pressure adaptation reset the clutch holds a while before pressures adapt. If only would be a way to prevent the adaptation.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: turbojohan on March 26, 2017, 11:37:20 AM What do you mean exactly?
don't understand... Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on April 20, 2017, 02:27:38 AM I got turbo fever. Thinking of changing the gt2871r to efr7163, BUT does it flow that much better around 1bar??
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: RBPE on April 24, 2017, 06:20:21 AM Kess V2 sold with 6€ profit. So it's 2000€ CMD then... 2nd clutch starts to be shot, 1nd clutch keeps somewhat. Tryed to put ignition advance efficiency to 128 to achieve greater torque shown to dsg, got bad idle and lazy throttle. Buy a cheap DSG reader like this; http://www.vipprogrammer.com/dq200-dq250-dsg-reader-for-vw-audi-gearbox-data-mini-dsg-reader-programmer-857 Only used tuners pro ones so far but a cheap ktag should get you flash and mcu read on bench if you're just doing your own and you should be good to go for it all. Most pro tuners struggle with the definition of the file either because it is the data changes in the way these are modified for flash files or, as you can see, ever so slightly different values, setting the colours on a hex editor well would help you see the patterns; (https://c1.staticflickr.com/3/2668/32227631014_146ca93b18_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/R6R2UA)Accelerator pedal angle (https://flic.kr/p/R6R2UA) by Rick B (https://www.flickr.com/photos/146155164@N03/), on Flickr The data is stacked in various ways, not sure if it's the protocols of various tools changing things as most I deal with either try different tools or tuners with different tools, or a big/little endian thing as oem but it takes ages to define them properly, especially if they are already turbocharged and most tuners won't spend days/weeks piddling about like this for free; (https://c1.staticflickr.com/3/2894/32227630744_b82eeb8135_b.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/R6R2PW)ST10 DSG Tuners unable to line up (https://flic.kr/p/R6R2PW) by Rick B (https://www.flickr.com/photos/146155164@N03/), on Flickr Late (v18/21) MPPS show being able to tune across k-line for these 711's but not used them yet, either way get a dsg reader for ease! Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on May 03, 2017, 08:44:27 AM I ordered a new turbo gt3582r high flow 1.06ar. Comes a new manifold too, question is were there a solution for the single lambda? Or has to put stereo pre turbo?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on May 15, 2017, 10:03:36 AM I generated .ecu with ME7Info to get RAM variable addresses. Then subtracted DPP2 (0xE0*0x3FFF) to the address of some address to get the address value which thought could found to asm. BUT no match, close but no match. So this ME7Info no good for me7.1.1g??+?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: nubcake on May 15, 2017, 04:47:59 PM I generated .ecu with ME7Info to get RAM variable addresses. Then subtracted DPP2 (0xE0*0x3FFF) to the address of some address to get the address value which thought could found to asm. BUT no match, close but no match. So this ME7Info no good for me7.1.1g??+? 1) E0*4000, not 3FFF. But why would you do that? Create a RAM segment at proper location, this will allow you to get proper references. 2) ME7Info seems to be working fine for this ECU. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: turbojohan on May 16, 2017, 12:04:49 PM ME7info and logger won't work with ST10 ecu..
What RAM adress are you looking for? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on May 16, 2017, 12:28:42 PM ME7info and logger won't work with ST10 ecu.. What RAM adress are you looking for? Correct... only way is VAG-COM and it sucks to due to poor sampling rate.. i have tried turbo mode but not good enough.. sucks.. Is there any other way to log this ECU? Is there some other VAG softwares that can be used? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on May 16, 2017, 09:49:18 PM ME7info and logger won't work with ST10 ecu.. It's the mono lambda I'm looking:What RAM adress are you looking for? "The SW solution is to force bank 2 trims to be equal with bank 1 trims. Basically copy over these variables: fr_w frm_w fra_w frau_w frao_w rkaz_w rkat_w" Would not like to put stereo lambdas at turbo upgrade. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: nubcake on May 17, 2017, 04:05:17 AM 022906032CB 5604.Bin from this thread is what you're using?
Then try ME7info, it does work. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on May 17, 2017, 10:07:47 AM 022906032CB 5604.Bin from this thread is what you're using? Yes. But look the pic. And could someone hint how else is memory addressed than direct??Then try ME7info, it does work. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: nubcake on May 17, 2017, 10:28:55 AM Create memory segment (0x380000), so it can properly cross-reference vars. Also, load your data to the proper offset (0x800000).
Your default DPPs seem to be wrong. The "default" ME7 0x204,0x205,0xE0,0x3 work fine for this ECU. ME7info won't pick up all of the variables used by the ECU, so you'll have to guess or get something else to reference to. However, most of those "lambda-related" ones should be there in the ecu-file. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on May 18, 2017, 10:41:05 PM Thanks. Still no match to to mono lambda stuff. Lambda voltage match Found one time maybe some init, how it is assessed elsewhere ???
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: nubcake on May 19, 2017, 08:46:17 AM Thanks. Still no match to to mono lambda stuff. Lambda voltage match Found one time maybe some init, how it is assessed elsewhere ??? Set DPPs correctly! Goto start of the flash segment and "edit-segment-set default segment register value" or something. Do it for all of them. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on May 21, 2017, 04:11:14 AM Single lambda done. With bank 2 lambda unplugged seems to work ok, but group 31 lambda 2 value sitts still, is that ok?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: turbojohan on May 21, 2017, 09:46:13 AM as long as block 1 gives same adaption on bank 1 and 2 it will be fine i think.
What have you changed to get it done? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on May 22, 2017, 01:53:04 AM as long as block 1 gives same adaption on bank 1 and 2 it will be fine i think. Yes block 1 shows same value for both banks. I searched where bank 2 variables were written then modified the asm at those places so that bank 1 values were copyed to bank 2. 74 bytes were changed. Probably should look a little the lambda diagnostics because at the moment no fault codes comes despite primary lambdas plugged or unplugged (diacnostics is off due the secondary lambdas remove because of mot).What have you changed to get it done? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: turbojohan on May 24, 2017, 11:42:32 AM Have you just copied everything that calls fr2_w to fr_w RAM value?
Than you also copied the one for diagnostics too, than measureblock 1 value 3 and 4 just read the same. And you still don't know it it works ok. If you haven't changed measureblock reading RAM value it should be ok. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on May 24, 2017, 10:24:52 PM Have you just copied everything that calls fr2_w to fr_w RAM value? I have changed only bank 2 variables writing (value is placed to the variable) in those places were the result of the calculation is written to the variable. There were a few initializations as well and those I left alone because looks that they don't matter. Than you also copied the one for diagnostics too, than measureblock 1 value 3 and 4 just read the same. And you still don't know it it works ok. If you haven't changed measureblock reading RAM value it should be ok. I looked the rlsol 100% limit code and wondered that how does the throttle control handle it if I remove the limit?? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: turbojohan on May 25, 2017, 09:17:17 AM throttle has no problem when rl goes over 100%.
Have you found RL limit yet? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: turbojohan on May 25, 2017, 11:56:27 PM Search for
0001 0050 001C 001D 0001 0002 004A 000A 0001 000A 0007 0009 0001 0051 0050 0055 in your file, and replace with: 0001 0050 001C 001D 0001 0002 004A 000A 0001 000A 0007 0009 0001 0051 0050 0055 0001 0002 0019 0057 0001 0002 0055 0044 0005 0006 004A 0053 0258 0051 0000 025A 0000 0000 0000 0000 Than you can see injection time of bank 1 and bank 2 in measureblock 7. Than you know for sure if monolambda works ok. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on May 26, 2017, 04:42:03 AM throttle has no problem when rl goes over 100%. Not looked the RL yet, thought it is ok as it is, no? And kind of RL limit would be rlsol limit. NA engine mrfa overrides rlsol/rl comparison at high torque demand, no?Have you found RL limit yet? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: turbojohan on May 26, 2017, 12:38:34 PM If your load doesn't cap at some point you have no problem.
MRFA should be no problem Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on June 15, 2017, 05:31:03 AM I'm wondering would 1bar wg spring be ok? Wg is namely 50mm but the valve hole is 46mm. So at the car with exhaust pressure the boost would probably be around 0.5...0.7bar with the spring only? The turbo is garrett gt3582r hf with 1.06 ar. Now 3.2 vr6 guys thoughts about this.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on June 15, 2017, 10:46:34 AM I'm wondering would 1bar wg spring be ok? Wg is namely 50mm but the valve hole is 46mm. So at the car with exhaust pressure the boost would probably be around 0.5...0.7bar with the spring only? The turbo is garrett gt3582r hf with 1.06 ar. Now 3.2 vr6 guys thoughts about this. Im runing a similar setup.. But TIAL 38mm Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on June 17, 2017, 10:32:59 AM Though should not have boost creep.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: nubcake on June 17, 2017, 06:52:05 PM Though should not have boost creep. Uhhh, how do first 4 cyls get vented? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Carsinc on June 17, 2017, 11:04:47 PM There is no way in hell that wastegate stays on that manifold, that is going to crack.
There is noooo way to weld to shitty cast and get a positive lasting result. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: rogerius on June 17, 2017, 11:24:09 PM Uhhh, how do first 4 cyls get vented? If space permits, I would add an adapter between manifold and turbo (flange+short pipe +flange), on which the WG should TEE in. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on June 18, 2017, 08:38:19 AM There is no way in hell that wastegate stays on that manifold, that is going to crack. I tested how easily this cast cracks when I made the hole for the wg. It did not crack but bends, had luck to get this manifold. Welds did not crack. Should last.There is noooo way to weld to shitty cast and get a positive lasting result. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Carsinc on June 18, 2017, 08:46:15 AM Or weld a wastegate directly to the turbo... but the truth is this most vr6 turbos get away with
terrible wastegate placement because they run low boost and small turbos. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on June 18, 2017, 10:24:41 AM Or weld a wastegate directly to the turbo... but the truth is this most vr6 turbos get away with This is log style manifold.terrible wastegate placement because they run low boost and small turbos. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on June 19, 2017, 05:51:43 AM I run similar as i said no problems as long as you run low boost up to 1bar.. I have a GTX3581R with no boost creep with 38mm TIAL WG.. But a friend thested a "pulse split" mainfold recently and it held as expected more boost towards redline @6700rpm.. With the manifold u have it gives more torque at lower rpms and build boost more quickly. The boost taper off quick as well.. But when running 3.2L thats not often an issue :P.. I welded my LSUs into this manifold and it suprised me that the welds havent cracked after 2yrs now..
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: gt-innovation on June 19, 2017, 08:23:00 AM I run similar as i said no problems as long as you run low boost up to 1bar.. I have a GTX3581R with no boost creep with 38mm TIAL WG.. But a friend thested a "pulse split" mainfold recently and it held as expected more boost towards redline @6700rpm.. With the manifold u have it gives more torque at lower rpms and build boost more quickly. The boost taper off quick as well.. But when running 3.2L thats not often an issue :P.. I welded my LSUs into this manifold and it suprised me that the welds havent cracked after 2yrs now.. If welded correctly there is no issue as by default those are stainless steel ones(Rothe)...At least mine is.I have seen cracked ones though being sold here in Germany but were already 4 - 5 years used on such engines. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on June 29, 2017, 12:59:41 AM Does e85 winter and summer blends have how much knock resistance difference? Went logging and maybe had bad fuel because retards that much. I have 16 decrees anvance at redline and retards 5 decrees of that. Lambda 0.8. Bropaply the e85 is old crap here because no one uses it.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on July 01, 2017, 10:04:12 AM I tested that how would work boost up at launch by KFDZWKG. I changed lambas to driving speed and changed the table so that stationary gives severe retard and when the speed rises the retard ends. Otherwise plays good but the speed input loops over meaning when the speed rises the retard goes on again. Maybe changing the lookup function could help?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on July 02, 2017, 02:04:20 PM I tested that how would work boost up at launch by KFDZWKG. I changed lambas to driving speed and changed the table so that stationary gives severe retard and when the speed rises the retard ends. Otherwise plays good but the speed input loops over meaning when the speed rises the retard goes on again. Maybe changing the lookup function could help? Where do u live? E85 can be diffrent in other countries.... I have never got ant knock ever from E85... In some way it scares the shit out of me.. Im now boosting 1.4bar on stock compression and E85 Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on July 02, 2017, 09:33:10 PM Where do u live? E85 can be diffrent in other countries.... I have never got ant knock ever from E85... In some way it scares the shit out of me.. Im now boosting 1.4bar on stock compression and E85 Your car has to be mind blowing fast :o How much you have ignition advance? I have now only wg spring pressure 0.65bar and the car goes 80-120km/h to 2 seconds which is few years old gtr and 911 turbo territory. I live your East neighbor. Yes I suspect that this tank of e85 was a winter blend and might of been pretty high portion of low octane gasoline.Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Carsinc on July 03, 2017, 08:25:58 AM Wait 1.4bar on a 11to1 vrt? :o i'm going to try and find if you listed what turbo your runing.
But 20PSI? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on July 04, 2017, 12:45:55 AM Im running a GTX3582r with ceramic ball bearings, 1000cc bosch ev14 injectors and E85.. I measured the content of our E85 in Sweden and it was very accurate now in summer. In the winter the E85 is more gasoline and les alcohol.
Im suprised right now that the clutch can take the load.. And yes its really fast. It takes on TTRS and RS3 with no problem. :) E85 loves high compression ratio. The ignition its on the edge :) I think more can be done to the tune in this area on a dyno. Ihavent bothered since the car just feel awsome anyway. Fueling is spot on where i want it. (well almost.. to rich in some areas.) Its debatable if my tune is a good tune in nefmoto terms... Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on July 09, 2017, 04:50:24 AM Looks that the ignition retatard I had was due that, that I turned the exhaust -25 because of spool and caused a lot of residual gas left in cylinders. Turned the exhaust to -10 and no knock, also took the lambda to 0.84 (from 0.8) which may affect as well.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on July 09, 2017, 06:12:34 PM Wait 1.4bar on a 11to1 vrt? :o i'm going to try and find if you listed what turbo your runing. But 20PSI? I can just say that today was the day i blew my head gasket :) I was racing on the highway against an unknown Golf R. That Golf guy pulled over to se if I was Okay because he had never seen a car smoke that much in his entire life hahahaha... The engine was pushing lots of coolant through the exhaust. I migh have been boosting more than 1.4 bar.. more closer to 1.5bar. When i got home I realized how stupid i have been. I raised to much boost without retarding my ignition in that area of the table... Before i was only runing around 0.8bar.. This is the lurky thing with Ethanol.. U will never hear knock... U will only produce more and more cylinder pressure and then BANG... hehe.. I see this as a good way to learn from a fatal mistake :) This will only give me an excuse to rebuild the engine. It has been a very good season but now it ends. lol. Gonna put the car in the freezer for a while. But it wont end here :) Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on July 09, 2017, 10:06:48 PM Have to say that this is tough engine, metallic head gasket gives first than OEM bottom :D Now you can say that had you more than 20 decrees advance at limiter?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on July 27, 2017, 10:51:16 PM What would be good enrichment for start for e85? At the moment I have 0.112 lambda up to 14 decrees Celsius and above that goes to 0.75 at 30 decrees. It starts but could be better. Here usually morning temps are about 10-15 decrees so would be nice to get it working good.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on July 30, 2017, 11:29:10 AM Seems that the engine temp sensor reads at least 4 decrees Celsius too much at 10 decrees ambient which caused the difficulty to start about those ambient temps.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on September 25, 2017, 05:26:39 AM Testing the ignition retard boost up at launch.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on September 26, 2017, 11:07:10 PM I'm so happy that how the car goes, that can't help my self to spam an another video. Beautiful autumn day, +8 dec celsius. Ignition advance -8 while waiting launch. Boost ~0.85. A bit wheel spin at the first gear. I think that 2.99 sec to 100km/h is possible mainly by increasing boost, because seems that now is only a few tenths shy.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on October 03, 2017, 10:24:08 PM Got the launch good that revs won't owershoot and still starts to pull immediately as the clutch grab. BUT next broplem is that the haldex can not take all the torque an look's that it slips. Someone faced (and solved) this with gen 2?? Prj?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: gt-innovation on October 04, 2017, 02:43:36 AM What do you mean by haldex slips??? From tests i did you are good to go up to like 650nm - 700nm and never had issues with the haldex (when it is in good condition) while launching the car... Maybe something else is slipping and in your videos the launch or power is not even close to hard or as powerfull as it should be to just kill a differential or a gearbox...
On the other hand your videos are very sort and quality is low... Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on October 04, 2017, 08:55:40 AM Another video. Weird shaking at the first gear. At damp or wet the grip goes at once and clearly feels the rear go sideways. At dry is this shaking and the front only may go sideways (needs steering to go straight).
I found that the gen 2 is advertised to transfer 3200Nm to the rear. This means that the force between tires and ground is 10000N. This means 1000kg. If coefficient of friction is 1, means that 700kg weight rear + weight sift at launch may indeed be more or equal than 1000kg by which weight this 3200Nm is not enough to spin tires. May also be EDL. I can't see the ABS or the haldex with my old vag-com so don't know the haldex pressure. Or is the k-line broken? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: dragon187 on October 04, 2017, 09:00:57 AM I have seen if clutch from gearbox is slipping than the traction control lamp is flashing.
Have you trie with traction control off? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: _nameless on October 06, 2017, 06:11:01 AM Testing the ignition retard boost up at launch. call that a launch?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EFCHH1Wlsk Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on October 06, 2017, 09:38:17 AM call that a launch? Accelerating from standstill using dsg launch utility... Found that to the haldex can change sport clutch discs. First should disable the EDL, b5 did it by wiring brake input permanently to +, what would be the best way with this?Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: prj on October 10, 2017, 10:31:30 AM I found that the gen 2 is advertised to transfer 3200Nm to the rear. This means that the force between tires and ground is 10000N. This means 1000kg. If coefficient of friction is 1, means that 700kg weight rear + weight sift at launch may indeed be more or equal than 1000kg by which weight this 3200Nm is not enough to spin tires. WTF did I just read? I feel like some brain cells just died. Take your engine output torque and multiply by your trans ratio and you know exactly how much is going to the rear wheels... Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on October 10, 2017, 10:24:06 PM WTF did I just read? I feel like some brain cells just died. Yes I calculated that this car could spin four tires about 550Nm torque from engine if rotating masses not count. Some bright would calculate that what rotating masses reguire, probably about 100Nm more? Could assume that you prj surely have faced the haldex limited ability to transfer torque and maybe know solution for it?Take your engine output torque and multiply by your trans ratio and you know exactly how much is going to the rear wheels... Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: turbojohan on October 12, 2017, 09:25:40 AM I don't understand what you mean...
Do you have wheelspin of is your haldex clutch slipping? I have 650 Nm and haldex has no problems, and good 255 tires help me to have minimal wheelspin. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: gt-innovation on October 12, 2017, 10:23:28 AM I don't understand what you mean... Do you have wheelspin of is your haldex clutch slipping? I have 650 Nm and haldex has no problems, and good 255 tires help me to have minimal wheelspin. I don`t believe that anyone understood here what is going on..As i wrote on top bad and short video quality and no visible power on the car to produce such issues.. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on October 12, 2017, 09:55:50 PM I don't understand what you mean... Look video at Reply #146. What is it? Do you have wheelspin of is your haldex clutch slipping? Should order china vcds hexcan to see wheel speeds and what is going on at the haldex. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: turbojohan on October 12, 2017, 10:32:21 PM that's really strange.
But why does your gear indication blink on dash? Something is wrong with DSG comunication.. What DTC's do you have in DSG and engine? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on October 12, 2017, 11:02:57 PM that's really strange. DSG can't go through the basic settings because idle is a little weak at the moment and start to oscillate when basic settings search the clutch bite. Engine and dsg has only the dsg unable to to do basic settings DTC.But why does your gear indication blink on dash? Something is wrong with DSG comunication.. What DTC's do you have in DSG and engine? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: prj on October 13, 2017, 12:22:17 AM Yes I calculated that this car could spin four tires about 550Nm torque from engine if rotating masses not count. Some bright would calculate that what rotating masses reguire, probably about 100Nm more? Could assume that you prj surely have faced the haldex limited ability to transfer torque and maybe know solution for it? Dude the haldex is AFTER the gearbox. You ever heard of the fact that the gearbox multiplies torque? The haldex can hold over 2500nm.Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on October 13, 2017, 12:55:32 AM Dude the haldex is AFTER the gearbox. You ever heard of the fact that the gearbox multiplies torque? The haldex can hold over 2500nm. I'm a little out of words now. I'm glad that you prj start slowly be in the same page.Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on October 25, 2017, 11:20:20 PM YES! Snow! I hate snow, but likely the car won't break with winter tires and no traction.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: fknbrkn on October 26, 2017, 12:30:25 AM where are you from?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: prj on October 26, 2017, 04:15:10 AM I'm a little out of words now. I'm glad that you prj start slowly be in the same page. I think you need to watch your mouth and use your brain more. In 1st gear launch you have over 2000nm going to the wheels. Because you most likely don't have LSD's at front and rear axles, and because the car twists towards the engine rotation direction, and the whole car gets pushed back, you essentially have the 2000nm distributed over something like 1.5 wheels even with the haldex locked. Doing this calculation is pretty much impossible and useless. As for haldex locked or not - flash the haldex and modify the pre-control curve to give more initial lock. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on November 12, 2017, 01:45:59 AM flash the haldex and modify the pre-control curve to give more initial lock. Any pointers how? Vcds shows 40bar, is this actual value or max what is shown?Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: prj on November 15, 2017, 04:53:04 AM Any pointers how? Vcds shows 40bar, is this actual value or max what is shown? No pointers. Buy a haldex tune or develop your own flash tools and reverse engineer the software.Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on December 02, 2017, 07:16:36 AM Does 100 cell cat clear euro 4 limits (with e85)?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on December 20, 2017, 07:28:12 AM If go wot at the first gear then after second gear engage the throttle goes 100% shortly and then ~50% staying there. Does not do this if no wot and no upper gears or using launch. Obviously should log what abs or dsg requests.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on January 15, 2018, 07:16:58 AM Boring.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on February 15, 2018, 11:23:58 AM I wake up that fis can be controlled via can. Seems that expensive fis-control is not available and would like to get boost shown. Can I add map sensor to my ECU so that fis-control light could use it?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on March 25, 2018, 08:08:20 AM Bought 3.25€ arduino nano and 3.38€ mcp2515. MsgID:s 363 and 365 are the line strings, still missing something because shows only if radio on... Can't wait to find the time to finish the code and add boost sensor.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Jim_Coupe on April 05, 2018, 10:58:55 PM Bought 3.25€ arduino nano and 3.38€ mcp2515. MsgID:s 363 and 365 are the line strings, still missing something because shows only if radio on... Can't wait to find the time to finish the code and add boost sensor. Im back in this thread lol... Are you gonna send boost to instrument via Ardu nano? Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on April 06, 2018, 06:08:25 AM Were your 3.2 bottom damaged Jim_Coupe? Yes I send boost to instruments via ardu nano.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on April 12, 2018, 12:31:47 AM It's summer(tires) again. Logged things, and due to the winter blend of e85 the engine gets ignition retard. But mainly only three cylinders. So there was a thing about these vr engines between banks? One is hotter or what?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: vwdubNam on May 23, 2018, 01:51:58 AM It's summer(tires) again. Logged things, and due to the winter blend of e85 the engine gets ignition retard. But mainly only three cylinders. So there was a thing about these vr engines between banks? One is hotter or what? Thank you for the link, it is going to be an awesome read. i see im not the only one who wants to do this buildTitle: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on June 29, 2018, 11:48:38 AM Due to the slipping clutches at gear changes I changed two stage rew limiter (ME7.1 tuning guide/Launch control/Soft limiter) to power cut at gear change. At the stationary limiter I changed driving speed comparing to gear change comparing, at gear change the lower limiter is on at one cycle. It kind of works, bropaply after adjusting limiting rpm it does what is needed i.e. take rews down at gear change.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: prj on July 02, 2018, 01:04:22 PM Have you considered that remapping the gearbox and ECU correctly could be better than random hacks and clutch destruction caused by lack of knowledge? :)
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on July 02, 2018, 08:48:36 PM Yes I have considered. And bropaply could buy remap if it would be feasable and meet my requirements.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on July 06, 2018, 05:47:06 AM Been having fun 8) and noticed that the flapped pipe which is used only at boost looks like diesel...
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on July 17, 2018, 06:31:35 AM K1 clutch starts to be done or at least at 14,5bar pressure it hold less than K2 clutch. 200tkm driven.
Intake manifold rejected it's rings, found them laying at the engine bay. Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on August 19, 2018, 02:09:16 AM Got the car back to minor collision repair. Weather no longer above 30 decrees Celsius and boost is back, surely hot weather makes the car slow. Does new OEM clutch hold better than 200tkm driven?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on December 15, 2018, 12:08:14 PM The car desided to become a fwd. Haldex says 16347 EEPROM error. I guess PCB corrosion. Anyone does these at Europe?
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on March 23, 2019, 12:25:47 PM The car breakdown continues and now stopped to rew over 5000rpm and no power. This appeared after harsh gear change during tire burning. Could timing go wrong cause This? It does this by throttle.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on March 26, 2019, 12:02:30 PM It was loosen intake which were able to get sucked blocked.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on December 16, 2019, 06:50:14 AM Can one injector be set Off? Car is standing a little broken, May be standing a looong time. Cyl 2 has Lost compression and would like To run the engine now and then while waiting the time To do something with it.
Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: DT on December 16, 2019, 10:44:42 AM Can one injector be set Off? Car is standing a little broken, May be standing a looong time. Cyl 2 has Lost compression and would like To run the engine now and then while waiting the time To do something with it. Sure, would need a little patch but you would also need copy trim from other bank or run open loop.Title: Re: a3 3.2 022906032CB ME7.1.1G advice Post by: Mikhail on February 03, 2020, 12:05:52 PM Sold. Thinking of early e90 318 bmw. It has ME9.2? Is It diy tunable? Does the N46 engine hold boost with e85?
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