VVT doesn't seem to work
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VVT doesn't seem to work
I noticed this a while ago when looking at my logs, but never thought about it. My logged VVT angle doesn't seem to ever change. It stays at ~17 the whole time. I am guessing that the number isn't the real angle too, because the map for VVT goes from 1 to 30 depending on rpm. I am using the base map vvt settings. I attached an old log and an old map. No idea if that is my current map or not
Who else has logged VVT? Does it actually work? How do the numbers relate to cam phasing?
Who else has logged VVT? Does it actually work? How do the numbers relate to cam phasing?
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Just at a quick glance...
You don't appear to have the VVT output enabled. Where you have your EBC is where most of us have the VVT. You can use AUX 3 since it's PWM; but you will not get anything unless you configure it
Ohh, what Firmware version are you running? I see your map is not in VE mode?
You don't appear to have the VVT output enabled. Where you have your EBC is where most of us have the VVT. You can use AUX 3 since it's PWM; but you will not get anything unless you configure it
Ohh, what Firmware version are you running? I see your map is not in VE mode?
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Holy crap it works. I looked back at the base map and I guess I never noticed that section.
The map was one that Travis sent me from a dyno tuned car. I guess he had an EBC, because I definitely don't. It is in pw because it was the only time the car ran well. I was thinking about converting to ve before my dyno tune. Does the conversion work pretty well?
Edit: I also had to change the reference angle. It came with an angle of 85* and my full retard was reading ~17*. I reset the reference angle to 102* and now full retard is ~0. Was that the right thing to do?
The map was one that Travis sent me from a dyno tuned car. I guess he had an EBC, because I definitely don't. It is in pw because it was the only time the car ran well. I was thinking about converting to ve before my dyno tune. Does the conversion work pretty well?
Edit: I also had to change the reference angle. It came with an angle of 85* and my full retard was reading ~17*. I reset the reference angle to 102* and now full retard is ~0. Was that the right thing to do?
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Holy crap it works. I looked back at the base map and I guess I never noticed that section.
The map was one that Travis sent me from a dyno tuned car. I guess he had an EBC, because I definitely don't. It is in pw because it was the only time the car ran well. I was thinking about converting to ve before my dyno tune. Does the conversion work pretty well?
Edit: I also had to change the reference angle. It came with an angle of 85* and my full retard was reading ~17*. I reset the reference angle to 102* and now full retard is ~0. Was that the right thing to do?
The map was one that Travis sent me from a dyno tuned car. I guess he had an EBC, because I definitely don't. It is in pw because it was the only time the car ran well. I was thinking about converting to ve before my dyno tune. Does the conversion work pretty well?
Edit: I also had to change the reference angle. It came with an angle of 85* and my full retard was reading ~17*. I reset the reference angle to 102* and now full retard is ~0. Was that the right thing to do?
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Yeah, I am planning on going out, converting to ve, and retuning the midrange. I have an autox tomorrow, so it needs done . If I can't get it right today, I can always disable it for tomorrow.
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