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Correcting Boost overshoots in ATR
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02-08-2013, 12:44 AM | #23 |
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You have to use the Accessport to add "Boost setpoint factor" and "MAF requested(WGDC)" to the datalogging list. Plug the AP in to the car and then add those two channels to the logging list before you get another log. Without those two pieces of information i can't tell you where you need to pull DC out.
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02-09-2013, 04:14 AM | #24 |
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Man thank you once again for taking the time to help me with this. I will repay you some way. I added the 2 components like you asked, I hope I did it correctly.
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02-09-2013, 09:19 AM | #25 | |
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Your overshoots are happening from 190g/s @ 2.1 Boost setpoint factor to 340g/s @ 2.49 boost set point factor. So that's where you'll want to pull some DC out. I've attached a pic of the changes i would make to the "WGDC (BASE)" table to get started fixing that. If these changes don't completely fix it then you will need to pull a little more out of whever the overshoots are still happening.
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02-10-2013, 11:15 AM | #29 | |
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Really, the only time I've had to add DC into the base table is when I started requesting a lot more load up top to run more boost closer to redline.
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This also means that as your waste gates naturally wear over time, you might need to revisit the WGDC tables to add a little bit. This would probably be a few years though. For 95% of the users, it's a set it and forget it function. |
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02-12-2013, 10:43 AM | #32 |
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I really appreciate the offer, but it's all good
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02-14-2013, 01:28 PM | #35 |
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Sure thing, I'll take a look when I get home from work.
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02-14-2013, 07:52 PM | #36 |
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Hey, is there a way to know you're getting these boost overshoots, without logging? Do you typically throw a code because of them?
The past summer, I took my stage 2+ car to the track, with the Cobb tune, and after just two laps, it went into limp mode. Could never figure out what it was. Car kept going into limp mode afterwards for a week or so, anytime I boosted more than 4/5 PST, to the point I was convinced that I had a boost leak, but could find none. Then all of a sudden it went away after a couple of weeks by itself, and has been driving fine for months afterwards, up to 18 PSI boost no problems. |
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02-14-2013, 08:10 PM | #37 | |
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As far as limp mode goes: No, it will not cause that. You'll need to find out the codes that were triggered and go from there, if it hasn't happened in months then it may have just been a fluke or something.
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02-14-2013, 09:16 PM | #38 |
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Track seems to expose vanos related issues, which can show up only at high rpm runs like you usually have at the track. Only way to know for sure is to read the codes.
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02-14-2013, 11:59 PM | #39 | |
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First thing to do is to figure out where the overshoots are happening. To do this open up the CSV file. Then look for where your Accel Ped. Pos. goes to 99%, that will let you know when you go WOT. Then go to TPS ACT and it should be at 80%. Then start following the log until: -TPS ACT drops BELOW 80% -Boost Mean ABS will overshoot Req Boost Abs(and as a consequence Act Load will overshoot Requested load) That is where the overshoots are happening. After you know where the overshoots are occuring it's just a matter of pulling DC out of the Base tabe where those overshoots are occurring. NOTE: this map is going off of the changes already made in the pic of the "fix" above. If your starting values are different then your ending changes will be different So you'll pull some more DC out. Like i've said, 10%-15% is a good rule of thumb, however when you see BIG drops in TPS(like 40% readings or less) it's not a bad idea to pull a little more out. Once your changes are finished then save the map, transfer to the AP and re-log. Rinse and repeat the process until the TPS drops are gone.
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02-15-2013, 02:27 AM | #40 |
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Thanks for the explanation, I kinda get what you are saying. I now know how to find the overshoots. One question I have for you is in the Access Tuner Race program, when I load the map and look at the WGDC Base table, I notice the top left for me it shows "MAF Req. (WGDC) (kgh)" but looking at your table it shows "MAF Req. (WGDC) (gs)".....is there some kind of conversion I need to make changes on? Thanks again.
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02-15-2013, 02:42 AM | #41 |
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The other thing is Im confused on is, where to start pulling the DC and making the adjustments on WGDC base table on ATR when looking at the datalog. Hope that makes sense.
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