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    Default Experts on MED9 (2.0 TFSI) Timming pull with Revo Intake. Help with maf-housig size

    Hi! I have an Audi A3 2.0TFSI 200hp (BWA engine) with a stage-1. The car was running great, and vcds showed all great: 0? timming pulls, good boost regulation...

    Now, I have bought a new Revo intake, after install: channel 020 shows: (fuel adaptations show: 1% (idle), 6% (partial), and logging with VCDS I can see 5/6? timming pulls (channel 020).


    I think intake needs to be adapted, but in the file I can't find "MLHFM" map (Typical 512x1 MAF linealization map from ME7 (20vt engines)).
    I could only find "KFKHFM" (14x14).
    Which map do I use in order to adapt de intake? How do I do it?

    Regards! Thanks in advice!

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    Fix it with fkkvs or kfkhfm
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    That is why I never buy those "big name" intakes.
    When you make it yourself you can adjust the intake diameter to something already calibrated. For stage 1 Audi A4 MAF diameter is more than enough

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    Quote Originally Posted by icezero2010 View Post
    Fix it with fkkvs or kfkhfm
    Hi! Thanks for helping me!
    Ok! I will correct the maf with KFKHFM.
    How do I modify KFKHFM? Ussing %? (Any picture for example?)

    I think, If 032 channel is: Lambda adaptation (partial) 6,3%.
    Increase (%) little by little all the map, until get at 6,3% increased at MAX load/rpm value.

    It`s right?

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    yes correct you must fix % in this area you are to lean +6,3% you must have not more than 3% or the flap close
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    Quote Originally Posted by icezero2010 View Post
    yes correct you must fix % in this area you are to lean +6,3% you must have not more than 3% or the flap close
    Hi! thanks for helphing me!
    I must fix %, using "032 lambda partial adaptation" value: 6,3%, or using "001 lambda regulation" values?

    I attach a log



    Thanks! regards!

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    Quote Originally Posted by rallypd View Post
    Hi! thanks for helphing me!
    I must fix %, using "032 lambda partial adaptation" value: 6,3%, or using "001 lambda regulation" values?

    I attach a log



    Thanks! regards!
    use lambda regulation the ecu give 25% longer injection
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