Battery Voltage at WOT
What is battery voltage supposed to be at WOT?
Rev normal it is about 14V Driving WOT it drops to 12.5-12.6 Is this normal? |
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voltage should remain the same throughout by design of an alternator. big fat injectors hogging all the voltage? lol.
whats the car? setup? ------ed wiring? |
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Car is 99Si
Stock wiring and b16a motor alternator was rebuilt after i put new battery. Reving the motor, and idle, it is 14V Only on load it drops down. WOT 12.6 wtf is up |
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load by electrical or load by drivetrain/car in gear?
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Load with car in gear
I am using Ectune. Eld is disabled. im stumped! |
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The ELD will output .1 - 4.8 volts to the ECU. This reference voltage is what tells the ECU to increase or decrease the field strength in the alternator, which in turn bumps up the output of the alternator.
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it is disabled stock
should i re enable? Do you think this is the cause? If not, what the hell do i check Oh when i crank over, volts recorded by ecune was 7V thats low right but its a brand new battery and rebuilt alt |
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rebuilt alternator rebuilt by mexicans in a sweatbench shop, could be part of the reason. the other is, if honda equipped the car with ELD why would they disable it :1
you're essentially running a 1-wire altenator in a FI car. enable that ---- youre going to ---- your tuning up with changing voltages (someone correct me on the honda logic if i'm wrong) |
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Car isnt FI.................... AS YET!
Cool i will re enable it tomorrow do you think thats causing this mess? |
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question IS
why will it do it when in gear should it not happen when i rev in Neutral ? |
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Originally Posted by c0mpl3x
The ELD will output .1 - 4.8 volts to the ECU. This reference voltage is what tells the ECU to increase or decrease the field strength in the alternator, which in turn bumps up the output of the alternator.
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Originally Posted by b20beast83
Car isnt FI.................... AS YET!
Cool i will re enable it tomorrow do you think thats causing this mess? forced induction is a supercharger, turbos are welcomed induction :) |
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Originally Posted by c0mpl3x
The ELD will output .1 - 4.8 volts to the ECU. This reference voltage is what tells the ECU to increase or decrease the field strength in the alternator,
Jon, stop handing out Honda ECU advice when you have zero experience with it. This dude has a problem with his alternator or grounds. |
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thanks for the advise everyone
i re enabled eld just to check. it is the same problem
Originally Posted by b20beast83
question IS
why will it do it when in gear should it not happen when i rev in Neutral ? |
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Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
Uh, no it doesn't. It detects high loads at idle and the ECU raises IACV duty to compensate for drag. It's a good idea, but doesn't really do much and that's why Honda disabled it on half of the cars they made. The ECU directly monitors system voltage and can tell what to do with the alternator if it's internal regulation circuitry isn't doing the job. Which is another ineffectual design seeing as how you can disable alternator control and it doesn't change voltage.
Jon, stop handing out Honda ECU advice when you have zero experience with it. This dude has a problem with his alternator or grounds.
Originally Posted by jagojon3
Way to copy and paste
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altenator was rebuilt
i checked grounds everything seems secure hellpp |
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take your grounds off, clean the contact point and your terminal end.
tightening does not make your ground magically work |
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With ELD enabled it causes more problems
volts drop to mid 12,s even crusing. I Left it disabled. much better |
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Complex, you need to stop talking about ---- you know nothing about. Your "advice" is detrimental.
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as least he IS HELPING :y
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Originally Posted by c0mpl3x
take your grounds off, clean the contact point and your terminal end.
tightening does not make your ground magically work
Originally Posted by jagojon3
Complex, you need to stop talking about ---- you know nothing about. Your "advice" is detrimental.
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who is that hot chick in your avatarr
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On my car it fluctuates a bit, but my cars ------- like 25 years old. Get it fixed tho, cause I know when my car would drop under 12v the ecu would do really wonky things like reset.
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i wanna fix it]but dont know what it is
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Originally Posted by b20beast83
i wanna fix it]but dont know what it is
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
This dude has a problem with his alternator or grounds.
and to quote you JD, you did not answer me when i asked you about this thread last night. ------- :7 |
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i read a recent topic on pgmfi saying that the alternator output is decreased/cutoff at WOT to maximize engine power to the wheels. The reduced voltage may be perfectly normal.
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Originally Posted by stealthiskey
i read a recent topic on pgmfi saying that the alternator output is decreased/cutoff at WOT to maximize engine power to the wheels. The reduced voltage may be perfectly normal.
OP your making this harder then it is. a mountain out of a mole hill. Yoseph has said and I'm sure Chuck would agree clean up your grounds and replace the alternator ,or as the mexicans at the Upull yard call it an Altornado with a know good one and rock that ----. |
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lol yea i know right? There's still like 2 or 3 knowledgeable people over there though, relic1 seems to know his ----.
http://forum.pgmfi.org/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=17638 |
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Originally Posted by stealthiskey
lol yea i know right? There's still like 2 or 3 knowledgeable people over there though, relic1 seems to know his ----.
http://forum.pgmfi.org/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=17638 |
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Originally Posted by b20beast83
who is that hot chick in your avatarr
OP: what input are you using for AFR datalogging? |
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Innovate LC1 - Serial Input with Ectune.
I wired the Blue And White Together, and ran them to the thermostat Housing Ground. Power, wrapped wire arround a fuse leg, 10am, and plugged it in. IS that okay |
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twas a grounding problem
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Originally Posted by b20beast83
twas a grounding problem
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Originally Posted by c0mpl3x
wow, i guess we missed that one
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Originally Posted by 98vtec
so who is the chick in your avatar?
search for the answer :l |
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I don’t know it this helps but I did find a lot of eld info in the books. I have not had time to play with my transistor thing yet. https://www.homemadeturbo.com/forum/...topic=100718.0
I have no clue if the alt disables at wot? Sounds logical but I have not played around yet. Said under 3500 so maybe not. |
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Wot is when you really don't want a sudden voltage drop messing with sensors readings. If I were designing my own ecu to run an engine I wouldn't want the car running off the battery at wide open throttle.
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No offense, but if you were designing an ECU you would use voltage regulators to provide a steady 5V input to your sensors regardless of Battery Voltage. It would be a non issue.
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Have you ever tried to tune a car with a dying alternator. it's no fun. especially when trying get injector battery offsets to play nice.
I'm not an all knowing guy or anything but Ive fooled around with a lot of cars and I know that when an alternator isn't charging it has an imidiate affect on the car. voltage dips at wot can even mess with wideband readings. |
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True, and that's why the inj battery offsets are important. Injectors aren't under 5V regulators. they get as much voltage as possible to maximize effeciency.
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