MAP sensor and HKS FCD
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Hi,
I have just got a HKS fuel cut defender and would like to know when the FCD alters the MAP signal does that course a problem because I thought the MAP sensor was used for fueling, altering it would cause leaning out of the fueling, is this correct?
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Mark
I have just got a HKS fuel cut defender and would like to know when the FCD alters the MAP signal does that course a problem because I thought the MAP sensor was used for fueling, altering it would cause leaning out of the fueling, is this correct?
Cheers
Mark
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On the JECS the fuelling is, I think , mainly MAF based.
But yes - the way the FCD works is by reducing the apparent MAP to the ECU. The trick is to dial in only the absolute minimum that you need to to get the desired raise, which is minimal, and it shouldn't cause a problem.
But yes - the way the FCD works is by reducing the apparent MAP to the ECU. The trick is to dial in only the absolute minimum that you need to to get the desired raise, which is minimal, and it shouldn't cause a problem.
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If you are playing with more boost and FCDs you will be monitoring AFR and det anyway
Yes you have a JECS ECU, MAP is a small input into the load calculation so it might lean and advance slightly.
http://www.mr2.com/ARTICLE/HKSFCDat.html
Use the setting that just gets rid of fuel cut and then 1 click more for safety margin for overboost so that you are only modifying the signal the minimum that you need to. Have a look at the Vin/out type graphs on the spreadsheet, also do a search on FCD in this forum for loads more info.
Yes you have a JECS ECU, MAP is a small input into the load calculation so it might lean and advance slightly.
http://www.mr2.com/ARTICLE/HKSFCDat.html
Use the setting that just gets rid of fuel cut and then 1 click more for safety margin for overboost so that you are only modifying the signal the minimum that you need to. Have a look at the Vin/out type graphs on the spreadsheet, also do a search on FCD in this forum for loads more info.
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Thanks guys,
I have an Apexi AVC-R, Dawes AFR gauge and lambda link, I Am running 0.95 bar and all seams well but was getting a bit too close to boost cut just around 1 bar. I would like to run 1 bar and push the fuel cut a bit further away, at say 1.1 bar.
So I might get away with a setting, say 10 or 11, am I correct in thinking that on the FCD 12 is low and 1 is high?
I installed the FCD last night, I used the ecu ground and took the power from the cigarette lighter and set it at about No. 2. I started the engine and the engine check light came on, I didnt have time to investigate so I disconected the FCD.
Colud the engine check light have come on because the signal the ECU was recieving, was outside the perameters for the MAP sensor.
In looking back maybe I had a too low number, maybe I should have tried 10, 11 or 12 etc.
Is this correct and can I stay within the parameters to get the boost cut figures I need without causing the check light to come on.
Thanks
Mark
I have an Apexi AVC-R, Dawes AFR gauge and lambda link, I Am running 0.95 bar and all seams well but was getting a bit too close to boost cut just around 1 bar. I would like to run 1 bar and push the fuel cut a bit further away, at say 1.1 bar.
So I might get away with a setting, say 10 or 11, am I correct in thinking that on the FCD 12 is low and 1 is high?
I installed the FCD last night, I used the ecu ground and took the power from the cigarette lighter and set it at about No. 2. I started the engine and the engine check light came on, I didnt have time to investigate so I disconected the FCD.
Colud the engine check light have come on because the signal the ECU was recieving, was outside the perameters for the MAP sensor.
In looking back maybe I had a too low number, maybe I should have tried 10, 11 or 12 etc.
Is this correct and can I stay within the parameters to get the boost cut figures I need without causing the check light to come on.
Thanks
Mark
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