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      05-11-2010, 03:18 PM   #23
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Thanks for the recent orders guys
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      05-31-2010, 01:12 AM   #24
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was just looking at the pdf instructions for the crd-t box.

On the tuning part it states that moving the jumpers on the right increases or decreases the power, but what do the different programmes on the left do?

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      05-31-2010, 08:28 AM   #25
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The jumpers on the left allow you to chose between 4 different "maps"
I had my 320D with the CRD-T on a rolling road last week and tried all 4 maps.
Basically the shape of the torque curve across the rev range changes, bit more power at lower engine speeds or bit more at the top end.
It just depends what power delivery you want.

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      05-31-2010, 08:40 AM   #26
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Andrew

was just looking at the pdf instructions for the crd-t box.

On the tuning part it states that moving the jumpers on the right increases or decreases the power, but what do the different programmes on the left do?

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Richard
These select the 4 maps which are all slightly different, we make various changes to the fuelling and boost control on all 4 of the 335d maps


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      07-06-2010, 03:59 PM   #27
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Hi I have a 2006 300d and am interested in the green box, do you fit them?

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      07-06-2010, 04:10 PM   #28
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Hi I have a 2006 300d and am interested in the green box, do you fit them?

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Hi Ian,

youre more than welcome to come to us in Durham and we'll fit the system for you, and still offer you the forum discounts too


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      07-06-2010, 04:11 PM   #29
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Do I have to wait till I get 100 posts to obtain £80 off?

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      07-06-2010, 05:14 PM   #30
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Do I have to wait till I get 100 posts to obtain £80 off?

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Hi ian.

wed sort something out for you

and its £80.00 off the full rrp of £299.00
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      07-07-2010, 12:38 AM   #31
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Do the tuning boxes suffer from smoking in any way, I had this issue with the previous box I fitted to my Audi?

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      07-07-2010, 07:28 AM   #32
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Do the tuning boxes suffer from smoking in any way, I had this issue with the previous box I fitted to my Audi?

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The only time a box will smoke is if the system is adjusted too high, or the car needs a service
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      07-07-2010, 01:57 PM   #33
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Fueling must have been too high! tis why I would like the box fitting!
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      07-12-2010, 06:24 AM   #34
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Fueling must have been too high! tis why I would like the box fitting!
When were you planning on popping up?
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      07-15-2010, 01:54 PM   #35
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Thanks Andrew,

received the plug n' play Red Box for my e90 318d this morning..............plugged it in this afternoon and will play ( hopefully ) all the way to Scotland tomorrow evening.

I already have one of your magic boxes fitted to a 2010 Cherokee. The results have been excellent so I am very optimistic.

Will keep you posted.

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Hi,
I have a e90 330d 245PS and am thinking about the CRD-T dual channel system. Would be interested to learn experience from anyone who has fitted one or other DTUK Chips to a similar model as mine.

@Andrew@DTUK.co.uk: I have viewed the installation PDF and it seems to be fairly straightforward. Is there anything else not mentioned? What is the discounted price?

Thanks.

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      07-26-2010, 05:52 AM   #37
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Thanks Andrew,

received the plug n' play Red Box for my e90 318d this morning..............plugged it in this afternoon and will play ( hopefully ) all the way to Scotland tomorrow evening.

I already have one of your magic boxes fitted to a 2010 Cherokee. The results have been excellent so I am very optimistic.

Will keep you posted.

Sven
Hi Andrew,
just a quick update. On the factory setting ( no. 7 ) there was a slight improvement through the lower gears, but little improvement in 5th & 6th. Turning the adjustment to setting no. 8 gave a better improvement in the lower gears and a slight improvement in 5th & 6th. Turning the adjustment to setting no. 9 has totally transformed the car throughout all the gears with no need to change down constantly on motorways to overtake or up long inclines. In fact the car will now accelerate in sixth gear comfortably and quickly ( just as you advised it would ).

No exhaust smoke and a slight improvement in mpg.

Is there room for further improvement or am I now on the optimum setting?

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      07-26-2010, 06:41 AM   #38
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I have a e90 330d 245PS and am thinking about the CRD-T dual channel system. Would be interested to learn experience from anyone who has fitted one or other DTUK Chips to a similar model as mine.

@Andrew@DTUK.co.uk: I have viewed the installation PDF and it seems to be fairly straightforward. Is there anything else not mentioned? What is the discounted price?

Thanks.
The discounted price is £335.95 inc vat/carriage

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Hi Andrew,
just a quick update. On the factory setting ( no. 7 ) there was a slight improvement through the lower gears, but little improvement in 5th & 6th. Turning the adjustment to setting no. 8 gave a better improvement in the lower gears and a slight improvement in 5th & 6th. Turning the adjustment to setting no. 9 has totally transformed the car throughout all the gears with no need to change down constantly on motorways to overtake or up long inclines. In fact the car will now accelerate in sixth gear comfortably and quickly ( just as you advised it would ).

No exhaust smoke and a slight improvement in mpg.

Is there room for further improvement or am I now on the optimum setting?

Sven
Hi,

id say 9 is the best setting to use on your car

And thanks for the feedback
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      07-27-2010, 08:23 AM   #39
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I fitted a DTUK Green Box to my E90 318d (122ps) at the weekend and currently have it set to No.8: -

Negatives: It's raining outside

Positives: It's all positive!

MPG has gone from a combined of 42.1 up to 50.4 although I am driving around the lower revs a lot more, but that's only because I can now... power delivery is much smoother and instantaneous, yet still refined. Before the DTUK box was fitted the power delivery was a little vague.

I was very sceptical about whether this was going to work, having contemplated a re-map or a tuning box for ages now, the only regret I have is not buying one sooner!

Personally I don't think that there's any point shelling out so much for a remap as you can't take that over to your next car, however you can with the tuning box.

Well done to Ze Germans for making this product and well done Andy for distributing/fine tuning it

I might even whack it up to 9, however I'm extremely happy with it the way it is...

Cheers

Vince

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      07-27-2010, 10:23 AM   #40
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Are there any Green boxes available for a 177hp 320d, and are they just the same as the red box
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      07-27-2010, 10:27 AM   #41
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Are there any Green boxes available for a 177hp 320d, and are they just the same as the red box
The Green boxes are suitable for the 177PS too
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      08-03-2010, 09:03 AM   #42
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How can you have more power AND lower fuel consumption?

I'm assuming you are not messing with the valve timing so the only things you can change are the turbo boost pressure and the amount of fuel injected.

You can get more power than standard by burning more fuel; that's easy just increase the boost pressure and inject more fuel. But this will increase your fuel consumption.

You may be able to get lower fuel consumption than standard by injecting less fuel and encouraging more leisurely acceleration but this would also mean less power for a given rpm setting. Injecting more fuel without increasing the boost pressure - and therefore the amount of air in the cylinder to oxidise the fuel isn't going to give you more power, just more unburned fuel and more soot or carbon monoxide.
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      08-03-2010, 09:09 AM   #43
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How can you have more power AND lower fuel consumption?

I'm assuming you are not messing with the valve timing so the only things you can change are the turbo boost pressure and the amount of fuel injected.

You can get more power than standard by burning more fuel; that's easy just increase the boost pressure and inject more fuel. But this will increase your fuel consumption.

You may be able to get lower fuel consumption than standard by injecting less fuel and encouraging more leisurely acceleration but this would also mean less power for a given rpm setting. Injecting more fuel without increasing the boost pressure - and therefore the amount of air in the cylinder to oxidise the fuel isn't going to give you more power, just more unburned fuel and more soot or carbon monoxide.
Ill keep it simple..

Yes we add more fuel, and yes we do see improved fuel economy..

The extra fuel takes advantage of the over supply of air in the chamber, which increased power.

If this extra power is used correctly then this is were the savings are seen as people arent having to change gear as often..

Ive sold 6,000 of these units now, and id say that at least 90% of people have reported fuel savings.
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      08-05-2010, 06:16 AM   #44
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318d Box Suitable for BMW X1?

Hi Andy,

I have been singing the praises of DTUK to a work colleague who is currently driving a BMW X1 S Drive 18d which has the same engine as in my e90 318d except the standard torque figure is 320Nm against my 300Nm.

He has asked to try my Red Box and I am happy to oblige as it is only a few minutes job, but am unsure whether it will be suitable for the more powerful engine version.
Can you please advise?

Thanks,

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