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I still need to implement these two tables. Will try today.
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Ok, I've implemented into ZA1JA01C, download this definition:
https://raw.github.com/TD-D/SubaruDe...R_ZA1JA01C.xml |
They are in the Mass Airflow / Engine Load section.
http://i990.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps7ce2d722.png |
@troek - what's your CAL id?
Nevermind, I've added to ZA1JA01A, here: https://raw.github.com/TD-D/SubaruDe...R_ZA1JA01A.xml |
Ok, I've added to all roms on my Github repository:
https://github.com/TD-D/SubaruDefs/t.../RomRaider/ecu Remember, if you are downloading from here, make sure that you click on "raw" to get the actual XML (otherwise you will download an html page!) |
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yes this definitely made a difference, now im not afraid to start my car at 5 am lol. thanks. im runing all tables the same in the maf correction after start, 1400 rpm target idle, and reduced to -8 timing in the post start table. its a pretty significant change.
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If this is a reference (initial estimated maf reading used for fueling right after it catches) then it would not make sense for this table to affect the cold start beyond the first second or so of the cold start. If, on the other hand, it is a maf target table used during cold start then it makes perfect sense and I would assume the ecu adjusts throttle plate angle to get the desired air flow. On 21*C cold start i see 18 - 19 g/s during the high idle cold start. |
I'll dig into the logic but I don't believe it's a reference - that was already available as the post start airflow reference and the load reference tables.
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It's definitely an adder to MAF.
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My car never idles over 900 rpm even if under 10F overnight. I'm hopefully about to buy BRZ edit, perhaps I could send my bin for those more familiar with these cars to compar (mine is a fall 2012 dealer flash.)
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are you invovled with romraider or are you just some random helpful dude?
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Nope the dealer won't flash that on 2012 built cars, mine's ZA1JA00C. |
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Sorry I've got to get bifocals, you know quite a bit about these cars. What is your opinion on the stability/risk with ECUflash as is stands today? |
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There's quite a number of people who've used it successfully on here - also, Mikey contacted me last week, they are about to issue a new release, which I'm hoping has implemented the proprietary Ecuflash kernel. This will definitely make flashing easier, and faster. It's not for everybody I guess, but I like the freedom that a completely open platform offers. |
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-someone else who care about their neighbors :lol: |
im out the door to work right now, but ill take some shots when i get home tonight. if you wanter lower idle speed adjust idle tables A and B in the 1700 values to 1400 for example. im trying my post start idle ignition timing at 0 right now, and it seems to not have any benefit, ill probalby go back to -8 next time i flash, just to be on the safe side as we cant yet adjust the retarded injection.
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Just getting to this now. Any chance you could post a LITTLE higher res photo? Hard to read the values :) Thanks man nvm. Think I got it -8.05 for all inigntion timing post start Copy rows values in rows 3-8 to rows 1-2 for maf correction after start (in gear and neutral) :cheers: |
sorry, i didnt realize it was so blurry. its actually 0, but -8 dosnt sound any louder, so i think its a safer bet since its thats much closer to factory. and correct, for the maf just copy the values from the lower rows.
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people are so technical :] lol (i say that in a great way). Just tap the accelerator right after you start and it will idle normal and it wont be doing high revs and let it sit till it gets to idle operating temp. TA-DA! LMAO of course i have no idea if thats bad but it shouldnt be as long as you wait a lil longer for the warming up. no i dont do this everyday its just something i stumbled upon. One day before work (tired as hell) i when to start my frs in the garage and reversed her outside as if i was going to work ( i was still in my boxers, yeah that tired lol) then realized i still needed to get dressed for work so i stopped on my driveway and let it warm up and it was normal idle not the high revving cold start. lol
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hahahahaha your gif made my day
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grrrr... romraider is telling me those xml files are invalid for the ECU def for A00C....
LMAO... ooooops... nevermind... I clearly need more coffee NOW! |
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Got the file working in XML format however when I open a table I get this error...
Edit: OK... some how... I rebooted my PC and now it works no issues.... wtf! |
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What that message means is that editing of the table "Checksum 2" is disabled, the other tables will all be editable.
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Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk EDIT: Just reflashed the car after adjusting the above maps. Works GREAT! Its 33*F here, on a cold start the car fired right up with ~1 sec of loudness then calmed right down. Still idling at ~1400 but very minimal noise. (full exhaust) Thanks! |
Got a cel with a p050b code this morning. Fail.
Guess this needs a little work. Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk |
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