Kinda a noob.

Have my CCZB DSG6 Scirocco with stock turbo, that I just re-built, but installed a non-stock wastegate + arm.
Meaning it has a different actuation force/linearity compared to stock. (ordered wrong parts, realised with turbo off the car already, so busted out my grinder, drill press and TIG to make it work)

With stock file this leads to overboost and Throttle shut.

I have purchased a patched bench file that created a KFTVLDST map and enable/disable switch for it.

I have messed around with it a bit, and can make it almost stable-ish at WOT, but tuning all part throttle stuff looks like fun...
Most issues are weird ones, where sometimes it will undershoot the requested boost by a lot, but then the next run match it, and 3rd run overboost, but 4th run again undershoot.

I heard MED17.5 ECU's need time to adapt and that might mess with the KFTVLDST map?
I noticed the KFTVLDST map now introduces some negative Boost Pressure Control Adapt (VCDS log value)
 

So I am still returning to the idea of somehow tweaking the stock PID to accept my slightly different wastegate setup.

What is the correct way to go about this? I assume a similar setup when using a K04 turbo or any other big turbo upgrade?

Im after a very progressive pedal feel, just like stock or Stage 1/2 but with stock wastegate.


I have attached the bench bin thats patched and my Stage 1.ols

the request/actual weird behaviour can be seen here.

I am slowly setting up Vehical logger, but first need to understand what im looking for.


First run



Second



Third

Yeah, you did make me think twice, just checked, and N75 is plumbed correctly, as stock.
I am also getting lean errors since I installed Unitronic intake.
Have sprayed all joints soo many times now with both brake clean (hoping to hear rpm dip/jump) and foam spray.
Last resort is smoke test.

But all that aside, how does one go about retuning PID?


Also I did some dirty fix tests before by dropping all I wg map by 10-30% on a otherwise stock file, and this managed to get the request to actual perfectly in sync.

Yet I have not played with it anymore on a Stage 1 or 2 files.

Attached is one translation of the MED17.5 LDREG function by Joshua Laborde.

https://damosfiles.co/product/med17-1-5-ldreg-tuning-manual/?fbclid=IwAR1gNzRu4iIPNY372ONFIi_iuKaCAQSbiiM24W-gu_LOSNpoV7GDA6Txl0E

I did, not much response.
He also tried 3x to fix the N75 VCDS logging issue with no success.

Attached stock bench read and patched one.

I didn't find the LDRREG doc as I didn't know what to look for, and it did not show up while searching for PID or pre-control maps.

On a non PID note, I found my Lean Codes culprit.

0 leaks.

It's caused by a combination of 2 things - someone screwed with MAF housing, and cut-out all the stock fins.

STOCK


Mine


So it worked fine with stock airbox, and even works fine with POD filter (Unitronic) straight on the MAF.
But the second I introduce the Unitronic 90 degree bend after pre-MAF, it spits garbage and Lambda Correction goes to +25%


So new MAF is ordered!

Ok,

MAF ordered, but to be able to do some tests now, CAD'ed up a quick airflow stabilizer and it seems to work ok with full intake now.


so I need a little bit of guidance as all manuals/guides are ME7 based and MED17.5 has different map names?

So KFLDRL of ME7 is KFTVLDST on my MED17.5 right? Thats the new DC WG map.

KFLDIMX is the ME7 PID I-map? So KFIWG on my MED17.5 right?

I think mines Y axis a tad screwed?


What and where is KFLDRAPP?
As I need to set that to different values to do the linearization runs, right?

Or do I do not do any linearization runs and just fix the KFIWG to display correct and then make it linear to utilize the patched KFTVLDST map?

If so, can someone guide me in proper axis data/addresses for my file? (KFIWG)
I thought I had a good map pack, but maybe not.


To add, weirdly, my stock file and also patched has the original KFTVLDST map.
But the patched has 2 of them?!?

Yes, you and prj are the same here now. You talk a lot and are very "famous" but nothing in return. Sorry for you!