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    Who can tune this edc17 ? BMW ?
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    from 116cv to 140cv?


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    i want maximum power

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    i would advise getting it done professionally edc17 will not be cheap to fix,
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    Quote Originally Posted by Debug View Post
    Who can tune this edc17 ? BMW ?
    For free? EDC17?

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    u read and write with ? contact in privat and I send your file
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    EDC17 is not so simply to tune...
    Around 40 hp more on this sw is not child job.

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    its hard to tune it acctually

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    Professionals speaking?

    EDC17 is near the same as EDC16, the most difficult thing is to read/write (ok, this is now a lot easier with the newer flash-tools) and the checksum (in all areas not only some areas of the file!)

    You can get power out any Commonrail-engine (if you can read/write/checksum) near the same way:
    - little bit more boost
    - mild raise of the rail-pressure (a little bit more in the mid-range, not much at maximum-pressure)
    - sometimes you have to raise the driver-whish (accped) but some ecus have already values which are high enaugh
    - lower the lambda-values just a little bit in the mid-range
    - depending on the ecu you have to raise the smoke-limit-map based on airmass or boost
    - of course adjust the limits (max boost, boost limited by athmosphere-pressure, sometimes the calculated turbo-rpm, exhaust-temp, rail-pressure.....)
    - and if you want even more power and if you already removed DPF (in software and the DPF-hardware) you can raise the conversation-map from Nm to mg/H
    - sometimes it is even needed to adjust the injector-maps (and "fool" the ecu with the injected quantity)



    So i dont understand what should be more difficult with the EDC17 as with EDC16. But if you can tell me some details i am every time willing to learn!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ecutuner View Post
    Professionals speaking?

    EDC17 is near the same as EDC16, the most difficult thing is to read/write (ok, this is now a lot easier with the newer flash-tools) and the checksum (in all areas not only some areas of the file!)

    You can get power out any Commonrail-engine (if you can read/write/checksum) near the same way:
    - little bit more boost
    - mild raise of the rail-pressure (a little bit more in the mid-range, not much at maximum-pressure)
    - sometimes you have to raise the driver-whish (accped) but some ecus have already values which are high enaugh
    - lower the lambda-values just a little bit in the mid-range
    - depending on the ecu you have to raise the smoke-limit-map based on airmass or boost
    - of course adjust the limits (max boost, boost limited by athmosphere-pressure, sometimes the calculated turbo-rpm, exhaust-temp, rail-pressure.....)
    - and if you want even more power and if you already removed DPF (in software and the DPF-hardware) you can raise the conversation-map from Nm to mg/H
    - sometimes it is even needed to adjust the injector-maps (and "fool" the ecu with the injected quantity)



    So i dont understand what should be more difficult with the EDC17 as with EDC16. But if you can tell me some details i am every time willing to learn!
    professional posting

    I small closing and egr map

    best regards
    Last edited by delio78; 8th July, 2011 at 05:30 AM.

 

 

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