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Title: SuperCharger and SpeedDensity
Post by: MasterJJ406 on January 03, 2019, 10:28:01 AM
Hi,
at first my car hasn't MAF from factory.

Prehaps, it's related to this earlier topic:
http://nefariousmotorsports.com/forum/index.php?topic=7824.msg71674#msg71674
It's other story but when I changed camshaft, headers and so on I had troubles. But I handled my fueling via FKKVS, LAMFA. KFLBTS... and idle speed and timing etc. from good info from this forum.

Now I put in my car supercharger (roots type) it's very linear and very small doping (about 5 PSI)

Now I have trouble with Part throttle. There is a lot more of air charge with low Throttle body angle.
There is more air charge compare to MAP sensor because there is different Pressure ratio between intake plenum and before throttle body.
Enough of theory.

I want to ask you for advice which tune strategy and maps choose to get ECU right to calculate aircharge, load …?

Without MAF It's so hard. I thought about KLAF and KFMSNWDK. But it doesnt look like core where to start.

Thanks for advices.







Title: Re: SuperCharger and SpeedDensity
Post by: MasterJJ406 on January 06, 2019, 02:29:10 PM
So I start with my idea...what's going on in my head.

KLAF - I've seen other files like 1.8T and KLAF looks similiar to mine. I think it's only discharge characteristic by Saint-Venant for calculating purpose. Nothing to adjust.
KFMSNWDK, KFWDKMSN  - I think it's more for throttle body control. Tune needed to not get unrestricted area too early.
WDKUGDN - Decrease values little bit because of blow through setup.
KFPRGE - Decrease pressure values in higher RPM and increase in lower RPM. (Optimazation for different Camshaft and headers)
KFURLE - If I am correct - It's factor for calculating actual load from intake plenum pressure (ps->rl). So if the pressure drop from intake ducting does not exists due to supercharger then I need increase faktor to getting correct actual load. (same pressure, more load)
KFMDS - Increase values due to supercharger.
KFMIRL - I think I need request more LOAD. I am not sure but I think I have bigger actual load than requested.
KFMIOP - Change it to not get limited
KFPSDMX - Increase absolute pressure values. It looks like pressure limit.

I am not sure with obtaining actual load through KFURLE.
I want to be clear with that because rl_w is described in BGSRM as a key to fueling.
So I think I need to have my Load correct.

Any suggestion?

Thanks



Title: Re: SuperCharger and SpeedDensity
Post by: MasterJJ406 on January 08, 2019, 03:35:31 PM
It's me again.
I read a bit more. Especially BGSRM.... I suppose I need to make HW changes.
- Firstly, Bigger Bypass valve with softer spring to deal with pressure ratio troubles in part throttle area. (710N BOV->MINI JCW BPV)
- Secondly, MAP sensor with higher range (2.5bar) that can measure above atmosferic pressure to get right Load reading consequently fueling at WOT.
   - yesterday I finally found location of DSLGRAD and DSLOFS in my ECU and I am really happy that I can do that.

I will try to assemble new components at the weekend.

anybody knows if calculation of Load is working normally above atmosferic pressure in N/A engine ECUs? Or is there some limit, change needed? 
Documentation says FPVMXN,FPVDKMX...

thx


Title: Re: SuperCharger and SpeedDensity
Post by: nyet on January 08, 2019, 03:42:44 PM
You're on the right track. I doubt you need to worry much about KFURLE fwiw. It really is just what pressure 100% of ref atmospheric is. Namely, ~1bar


Title: Re: SuperCharger and SpeedDensity
Post by: MasterJJ406 on January 17, 2019, 03:45:44 PM
Thanks for the responce Nyet.
definetly you're right, it doesn't need to be changed due to Supercharger.

I think It's more related to bigger cam because it will affect right Load calculation during WOT, right?

BTW One thing… I have my Axis for KFPRGE and KFURLE from 0to100 for cam overlap angle. Does Anybody know the right factor to get real numbers?

Thanks


Title: Re: SuperCharger and SpeedDensity
Post by: Blazius on January 17, 2019, 09:08:00 PM
Thanks for the responce Nyet.
definetly you're right, it doesn't need to be changed due to Supercharger.

I think It's more related to bigger cam because it will affect right Load calculation during WOT, right?

BTW One thing… I have my Axis for KFPRGE and KFURLE from 0to100 for cam overlap angle. Does Anybody know the right factor to get real numbers?

Thanks


Try checking out a similar, hopefully fully defined ecu for factor.


Title: Re: SuperCharger and SpeedDensity
Post by: MasterJJ406 on January 25, 2019, 04:05:22 PM
After some welding troubles resp. broken helmet, I've changed BPV and MAP sensor finally.
I've rescaled DSLGRAD and DSLOFS successfuly. ECU reads same pressure numbers like before. :)

I've started with revision of my old tune and I decided to restore FKKVS to stock.

Now, I have to start with fixing Idle. I have -25% fueltrims.
Original Camshaft generate 0,35 Bar at 650RPM and 10° of timing advance.
I have raised rpm to 750RPM but Sport Camshaft generate only 0,6 Bar and my timing badly oscilating from 12 to -1,5°

I guess it could be due to bigger actual load calculation so there is a lot of more fuel and timing/throttle control.
So Iam thinking about increasing pressure number in KFPRGE in low RPM region to get actual load lower and fuel trims to zero at idle.

What do you think ?

ps I know it would be best to log all possible loads and compare, but at this moment I don't know how to find this PIDs. So I am using Peugeot software and Torque Pro with limited values. :(

Thanks a lot


Title: Re: SuperCharger and SpeedDensity
Post by: MasterJJ406 on January 26, 2019, 04:52:04 AM
So I made some physical measurement of stock camshaft with these result:
Overlap 1mm 0°
Overlap 1mm VTC 0°
Overlap 0mm 14°
Overlap 0mm VTC 44°

Compare to other files I have... It's correct that Axis is 0 to 43. I don't know reason why axis start with 0 when the smallest physical value is 14°.

Sport CAM measurement:
Overlap 1mm 0°
Overlap 1mm VTC 17,5°
Overlap 0mm 33,5°
Overlap 0mm VTC 63,5°

So I think I should start with values from stock KFPRGE at 35° and we will see.


Title: Re: SuperCharger and SpeedDensity
Post by: MasterJJ406 on January 26, 2019, 08:11:15 AM
Tested and it works well FuelTrims near to zero at Idle :) and lower Load reading. car runs better.
Ign adv goes little up but it still too low about zero and oscilating. any idea?

Perhaps, I should lower Ign adv in KFZW because it's not possible to maintain too big advance or KFZW has nothing to do with idle?
KFMRES. KFMRESK already raised.








Title: Re: SuperCharger and SpeedDensity
Post by: MasterJJ406 on January 27, 2019, 11:18:23 AM
Little tune in KFZW and lowerinq KFMRES, KFMRESK.
Now I have 5° of advance at idle and better vacuum. Idle +- ok.

First exprerience from test drive:
Cruise fine until I press pedal more than 25% (RPM dependent) then I get immediately boost like super quick spooling turbo and it starts making trouble, super lean condition and misfiring  and my MAP sensor reading log freeze at 1010 mBar for all of the rest time engine is on.
it's related to intake vaccum and it happens near atmo pressure when BPV closing I think there is too big throttle blade opening and so early boost.


Should I start calibrating KFMRIL/KFMIOP for good load at given torque request or with throttle ange KFMSNWDK,KFWDKMSN?

What do you think guys?

thx





Title: Re: SuperCharger and SpeedDensity
Post by: nyet on January 27, 2019, 02:35:07 PM
Should I start calibrating KFMRIL/KFMIOP for good load at given torque request or with throttle ange KFMSNWDK,KFWDKMSN?

Ridiculous to even TOUCH those until you have a useful log to tell you what, exactly, needs to be changed.


Title: Re: SuperCharger and SpeedDensity
Post by: MasterJJ406 on January 27, 2019, 03:10:28 PM
100% agreement.
I have only basic log with Load, Trims, throttle angle, etc. nothing exact for good tuning.
I am not sure If there is a way to find PIDs for my ECU. I can't find more info about this.
Do you know any kind of tool like autosearch or method to compare with existing?

Thanks for tips
I hope there is better way to log but If not I will have to continue with trying/thinking.


Title: Re: SuperCharger and SpeedDensity
Post by: nyet on January 27, 2019, 03:35:09 PM
Unfortunately, no, I don't know how to handle these older ECUs with no real logging capabilities.


Title: Re: SuperCharger and SpeedDensity
Post by: prj on January 27, 2019, 05:53:35 PM
You need to log or a dyno.

PIRG is not what I would touch...
KFURL is your main VE map which will need adjusting... and then KFPBRK.

What you are trying to do is nearly impossible without correct logging.


Title: Re: SuperCharger and SpeedDensity
Post by: MasterJJ406 on January 28, 2019, 02:08:55 PM
Thanks for advice guys
I definetly need more data like better log with exact variables not just result values.

I think I can't change VE calculation more because it will mess low load calculation too, which is actualy fine. Up to 25-40% depends on RPM

I am just thinking about charging too early effect now and I have to say that there is nothing special about this it's just standard characteristic of forced induction car. I made some log from my second stock turbo car...

What I think so far... I need request more load from the certain torque request depends on RPM but in throttle control tables I need to input less angle for bigger mass flow to not open throtlle too much.
But I doubt a little about throttle angle because troubles becomes pressure ratio >95.
I am going to try this at narrow RPM range to see the trends.





Title: Re: SuperCharger and SpeedDensity
Post by: MasterJJ406 on January 28, 2019, 02:39:21 PM
I will try to find KFPBRK because I don't have this map. It looks more interesting with RPM and rl_W axes.

Thanks


Title: Re: SuperCharger and SpeedDensity
Post by: MasterJJ406 on January 30, 2019, 02:53:18 PM
I've looked into WDKUGDN and I have to say that I am not confident with my last statement with throttle.

Btw I've found KFPBRK but it has ps_w(0,039063) axis instead of rl_w. It's interesting but I have this difference in KFMDS too.
It was located between KFURLE (10x20) and KFPRGE(10x20) and it's almost same size (12x20). So I think this is it.

I am thinking about new options now... :)

thanks a lot


Title: Re: SuperCharger and SpeedDensity
Post by: MasterJJ406 on February 02, 2019, 01:12:15 PM
Good news!
it's working!
The problem was pressure limit, because when I reached 1100mBar car stopped using MAP sensor signal for the rest of the time. Some kind of limp mode.
I've increased all cells in KFPSDMX to 2000mBar and now it calculates positive boost with upgraded MAP sensor :)

Suprisingly up to 2000RPM there is no problem with fueling (WOT, part throttle).
Above 2000RPM it gets lean and about 3 000 RPM very lean and in higher RPM it gets slightly better.

So I will concentrate to fix fueling first.



Title: Re: SuperCharger and SpeedDensity
Post by: MasterJJ406 on February 15, 2019, 01:28:36 PM
Guys you are experienced so please give me little advice.

I have stock injectors and I thought that I will reach injector limit at high engine speed during WOT because there is less time for fuel injection.
So I set KFPBRK for whole RPM range at 1000,1300hPa to 1,3 and now I am getting about +-12,0 AFR above 4000RPM. Good.
But up to 4000RPM it gets very lean about 15,5 AFR.
It looks like this is related to VTC and really good efficiency with advanced CAM timing.
So I've tried to increase KFURLE with no change.


So guys what do you think? is it possible to reach injector limit at lower RPM instead of higher RPM? Or KFPBRK values are far away?

One thing... Without supercharger I had in these RPM region with VTC ON 25% more fuel thru FKKVS and tested on dyno that there was about 25% more torque.


I already have bigger injectors ready to install but still I can't find KRKTE.

Thanks for help






Title: Re: SuperCharger and SpeedDensity
Post by: prj on February 17, 2019, 01:39:44 PM
Log IPW.


Title: Re: SuperCharger and SpeedDensity
Post by: MasterJJ406 on February 23, 2019, 12:07:29 PM
Thanks prj.
I've located KRKTE and TVUB so I changed injectors with success. :)
It has slight better responce in higher loads now.

But the mentioned behavior is still same. Until 4k RPM it's running at 14,5 AFR and above 4k RPM 10,5 AFR.

I will try to increase values in KFURLE at VTC ON regions. I hope that won't cause overfueling at part throttle when VTC is ON.

Thanks



Title: Re: SuperCharger and SpeedDensity
Post by: prj on February 24, 2019, 06:23:43 AM
You need to log at least lambda request.
Most likely it's closed loop until 4k and after 4k it's in BTS.

Waste of time without logging.


Title: Re: SuperCharger and SpeedDensity
Post by: MasterJJ406 on February 24, 2019, 02:42:47 PM
Adding more with KFURLE (about 20%) haven't solve anything (AFR 14,5).
Thanks for tip...I am thinking about BTS too, because I observed AFR switch about 3700RPM.

I see fueltrims up to this RPM at WOT in my logs so it could be due to close loop.
But I don't understand why?.... if my LAMFA= lambda < 1 and throttle above 60%.

I thought that I can set right WOT fueling without advanced logging. I have to invest more time to better log, but I think my wife is gonna kill me already :D
Maybe I will do quick test and set KFFDLBTS at lower RPM to see if the switch in AFR become earlier.

thanks




Title: Re: SuperCharger and SpeedDensity
Post by: MasterJJ406 on March 04, 2019, 12:32:38 PM
just posting result from quick test… BTS is not responsible for this.
I also remember that without SC I run with 12,6 AFR at all RPM range during WOT.

I have mainly only 2 problems:
1. Lean AFR during WOT at lowRPM - Leaving it for a moment until I can better log because I don't have Idea how to fix that.
2. Throttle cut while part throttle under boost.

(2.) From what I learned: from pedal -> KFPED -> torque request -> KFMIRL -> load value -> KUMSIRL -> massflow -> KFWDKMSN -> Throttle angle
But with belt driven SC it gives me BOOST at this open level. So it calculates back torque with higher actual load thru KFMIOP resulting throttle cut.

thinking about lowering WDKUGDN values, but not sure if this could fix it.
For example: stock throttle angle at 2000 is 38%, from logs about 17%

Please correct me if I am wrong. thank you