SgtJan
21st March, 2022, 10:45 AM
Hello all,
this is the first time trying to modify a MED ECU for me. I am certain that there is still a lot I have to learn and apply on the file.
Firstly I want to ask for an evaluation of the latest revision of my tuned file. Therefore I attached the ori and the tuned file, a map pack and some logs.
Secondly I already want to ask why the logged engine load (Motorlast) doesn't follow LDRXN and/or LDRXNLB but occurs to be higher than requested?
The third question is why does the throttle body (Drosselklappe) close quite a lot around 4000rpm?
I also want to mention that I didn't modify KFMIOP and KFMIRL yet. I know that these are important, but as I don't know how to modify them, I left them stock for now. If there is a simple explanation how to remap those, please let me know. I think it's a bit more complex to understand.
The car has fitted a 3" downpipe (HJS cat) and a 3" exhaust as well as an upgraded air filter system.
Hopefully someone can help me in this topic. Everyone helping is appreciated!
Best regards,
Jan
this is the first time trying to modify a MED ECU for me. I am certain that there is still a lot I have to learn and apply on the file.
Firstly I want to ask for an evaluation of the latest revision of my tuned file. Therefore I attached the ori and the tuned file, a map pack and some logs.
Secondly I already want to ask why the logged engine load (Motorlast) doesn't follow LDRXN and/or LDRXNLB but occurs to be higher than requested?
The third question is why does the throttle body (Drosselklappe) close quite a lot around 4000rpm?
I also want to mention that I didn't modify KFMIOP and KFMIRL yet. I know that these are important, but as I don't know how to modify them, I left them stock for now. If there is a simple explanation how to remap those, please let me know. I think it's a bit more complex to understand.
The car has fitted a 3" downpipe (HJS cat) and a 3" exhaust as well as an upgraded air filter system.
Hopefully someone can help me in this topic. Everyone helping is appreciated!
Best regards,
Jan