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 Post subject: Re: Tuning your Falcon with a T.I. Performance J3 Chip
Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 11:05 pm 
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Mmmm. Throttle body is stock, timing back to factory, might just pull the entire manifold and start again. Good excuse to throw in some au injectors and tidy up the wiring.

 

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 Post subject: Re: Tuning your Falcon with a T.I. Performance J3 Chip
Posted: Sun Apr 28, 2013 11:47 pm 
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ok i have a ford falcon XD with a boosted AU block with 42lbs injectors running at 43.5 psi

i am completely new at tunning

things i have allready changed on the j3 chip

smart shield disabled
rev limiter 255
speed limiter 255
injector slop 42lbs

i am using j3 chip and a 2j9 tewblog and winlog with TI dash

i have the 2J9 wires plugged in as

wb+ = h02 inpt
wb- = ho2 earth connecter to earth
earth = ho2 earth
nbsim = return sig
rpm = tachomete sig
vss = speedometer sig
user 1 = map input
user 2 = TPS

here are my problems that im hoping yous can help

when i use winlog i do not get a proper AFR it goes to 207 on start up then dies down to 0.9
but when i use tewblog i get what seems to be correct afr of 14.53 or something like that

when i use winlog i do not get any reading on map or thottle pos but when i change the properties on them to user volt 1 and user volt 2 i get readings but nothing usefull

also when i get this working properly how do i set up the matrix to get a reading for VE

and how do you use the map moddifier for boost
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 Post subject: Re: Tuning your Falcon with a T.I. Performance J3 Chip
Posted: Mon Apr 29, 2013 11:50 am 
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Hey Marc,

You will need to do a little more research on your own if you want to DIY tune your own car. Just posting questions on a forum and expecting free advice won't get you very far.

I have already explained that the wb pins are outputs not inputs. Please read the 2J site for how to use them. http://wbo2.com/2j/

You need to configure all of the 2J inputs in Winlog per the tuning guides you were sent by email. They are all at http://www.tiperformance.com.au/documents.html . You are seeing the default lambda value as you haven't configured them properly. This applies for all other inputs also. Info about the matrix view is available in the tuning guide and Winlog online help. Note that Winlog is not made by Techedge or T.I.

Have a good read of the tuning guides and the Winlog help and forums and good luck!

Cheers,
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 Post subject: Re: Tuning your Falcon with a T.I. Performance J3 Chip
Posted: Sun May 05, 2013 3:43 am 
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ok making an update i have read and re read everything

s**t still doesnt make sense

im aiming for a stoich idle but all i get is 10.5-11

i changed my slope to 18.1 original setting
decreased the VE by 10% and even more

gonna try getting a new serial to usb cable see if that fixes anything
aswell as get another laptop see if that helps

but i still dont understand why TEWblog shows a different AFR to winlog
ive got it set as 0=9 5=19
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 Post subject: Re: Tuning your Falcon with a T.I. Performance J3 Chip
Posted: Sun May 05, 2013 8:06 pm 
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Hi Marc,

Telling the ecu the injectors are smaller will make the pulse width longer and give you more fuel. You need to raise the injector slope not lower it.

Before doing that though, load the proper calibration file for AFR in WinLog. No point tuning AFR if the numbers are wrong.

If the basics do not make sense to you, perhaps you are best off paying someone to do a tune for you.

Cheers,
Jason
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 Post subject: Re: Tuning your Falcon with a T.I. Performance J3 Chip
Posted: Mon May 06, 2013 4:40 am 
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this is what i understand -correct me if im wrong

volumetric efficiently is the % of air used ie 4.1ltr at 100% is 4.1 liters per duty cycle - haltechs explanation

injector slope increases/decreases pulse width

fuel base table is for changing the AFR to match the temperature of the engine

what i dont understand

how to get the right table for winlog
i have used wbutil to write the 9.5 table
i have set the values of winlog AFR 0 = 9 5=19
so where is this table you speak of cause as far as i know ive done every thing correctly
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 Post subject: Re: Tuning your Falcon with a T.I. Performance J3 Chip
Posted: Mon May 06, 2013 11:57 am 
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Hi again Marc,

It is all explained in the WinLog user guide.

http://www.devtechnics.com/winlog/winlog.pdf - see page 10

also

http://www.devtechnics.com/winlog/techedge.pdf - see Field Configuration section

Let me say this again, I am not the creator of WinLog. You really need to read the manuals for the software you are using before you ask for help.

Cheers,
Jason
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 Post subject: Re: Tuning your Falcon with a T.I. Performance J3 Chip
Posted: Tue May 07, 2013 11:21 am 
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Just noticed the code on my EEC is WABE (au1 auto 1998) but there is so sign of it on the site, does that mean mine isn't supported? I looked in the application chart and binary section.
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 Post subject: Re: Tuning your Falcon with a T.I. Performance J3 Chip
Posted: Tue May 07, 2013 11:26 am 
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just use one of the other definition and binary's that suit you engine ie au1 or au2/3 manual or auto should be the same just depends on VCT / intech

http://www.tiperformance.com.au/technical.html

im using a 12VC ECU (auto) or something and using a 12AF (manual) bin on chip
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 Post subject: Re: Tuning your Falcon with a T.I. Performance J3 Chip
Posted: Tue May 07, 2013 6:40 pm 
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cheers mate i found the one what i was looking for... so stupid i read the other 2 the parts that applied to me anyway didnt think to read the other PDF its labled drivers

cheers

lol ok im doing something wrong

i can tune it to reach stoich in neutral
but if i use the throttle it dies (guessing sudden change of air caused it to increase AFR) but if i press very lightly i can rev

or am i supposed to let it run rich/lean and drive then change the VE accordingly

my theory was get a good base neutral stoich and go from there
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 Post subject: Re: Tuning your Falcon with a T.I. Performance J3 Chip
Posted: Tue May 07, 2013 7:41 pm 
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Glad you got there eventually.

Make sure you are doing closed loop tuning with the O2 sensor disconnected. Otherwise, any changes you make will be corrected out by the O2. This is explained in the tuning guides you said you had read. It sounds like you have gone way too lean at idle.

Cheers,
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 Post subject: Re: Tuning your Falcon with a T.I. Performance J3 Chip
Posted: Wed May 08, 2013 3:52 pm 
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yay me lol

the only 02 sensor i have plugged in is that of the wideband controller LS409.

ok here is another question for you that has confused me from day 1

in the ti SD tuning guide http://www.tiperformance.com.au/Technic ... 0Guide.pdf
it says:
Remember that the EEC measures Vacuum in units relative to vacuum (inHGa).
This means that 30inHGa is actually 0inHG (WOT), and 0inHGa is 30inHG (Full Vacuum)

the VE table in AU2+ 12AF seems to read in inHG not inHGa

now when im tuning the VE table using analyser i have changed the rpm and inHG to match that of the tunerpro RT VE table to make it easier to find read/change cause they didnt match up

this is how i have setup my map with winlog 0v = 0 and 5v = -30 (so i can change later for boost) which seems to give me the correct value of inhg

so the matrix looks like this

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PS - EVERY One never buy SAAS gauges they are shiiiiiit brand new one and its fkd doesnt reset back to 0 sits around 5inhg.
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 Post subject: Re: Tuning your Falcon with a T.I. Performance J3 Chip
Posted: Wed May 08, 2013 4:14 pm 
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All SD EECs read in inHGa. Make sure you have the transfer for your map sensor the right way around :-)
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 Post subject: Re: Tuning your Falcon with a T.I. Performance J3 Chip
Posted: Wed May 08, 2013 5:33 pm 
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Just curious while on the topic of "tuning"

What should the voltage reading be on a factory 02 sensor ? As i am only getting 0.1V no fluctuations no matter what , i also got 300 meg as the impedance.
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 Post subject: Re: Tuning your Falcon with a T.I. Performance J3 Chip
Posted: Wed May 08, 2013 6:48 pm 
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{USERNAME} wrote:
Maybe check your o2 sensor works properly, measure it and look for codes?

Give the fuel changes a try, you never know.

Cheers,
Jason


Just to follow up, the one I had in it was a realatively new NTK o2 sensor but I tried a spare original ford one and it seems to have fixed the problem. It now fluctuates between 14.5-14.9 instead of 14.7-16.0. The voltage change of the sensor seems a lot steeper as well as 0.1v occurs at 14.9 instead of 16.0, which I guess is why it was varying so much. The dodgy sensor also didn't go above 0.5v, which is why it never went under 14.7 too.

It still doesn't seem to run in lean cruise mode though, is MFA enabled on the 6TAC bin?

{USERNAME} wrote:
Just curious while on the topic of "tuning"

What should the voltage reading be on a factory 02 sensor ? As i am only getting 0.1V no fluctuations no matter what , i also got 300 meg as the impedance.


Well my sensor now fluctuates from 0.1v to 0.9v which is what it is meant to do, if its reading 0.1v it is running lean ie more than 14.7:1 when the sensor is working properly.

 

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