Problem with VTEC hi-throttle engage
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Problem with VTEC hi-throttle engage
I'm using a Z6 block with a Y5 (vtec-e) head. Running Uberdata.
I have everything running great with my turbo, and I installed a VTEC indicator light for testing purposes.
I set my Hi-throttle engage at 100 RPM because I want VTEC on instantly if I mash the gas. (12 valve operation is not good when you want to go fast!)
VTEC only kicks on at the RPM I have it set for the low-throttle engage. So it will engage at 2500 rpm, no matter what the throttle is at.
How can I make VTEC engage right away when I mash the throttle?
I have everything running great with my turbo, and I installed a VTEC indicator light for testing purposes.
I set my Hi-throttle engage at 100 RPM because I want VTEC on instantly if I mash the gas. (12 valve operation is not good when you want to go fast!)
VTEC only kicks on at the RPM I have it set for the low-throttle engage. So it will engage at 2500 rpm, no matter what the throttle is at.
How can I make VTEC engage right away when I mash the throttle?
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Re: Problem with VTEC hi-throttle engage
Originally Posted by Sikocivic
You may not have enough oil pressure at the lower RPMs to get it to go into Vtec.
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Re: Problem with VTEC hi-throttle engage
Hey Jago
I read your other post on HT. My suggestion is to bypass ECU activation completely. Just wire a switch under the gas pedal and hook it to a relay wired into a 12v circuit, and connect that to the VTEC solenoid. 100% Throttle = VTEC-E.
I read your other post on HT. My suggestion is to bypass ECU activation completely. Just wire a switch under the gas pedal and hook it to a relay wired into a 12v circuit, and connect that to the VTEC solenoid. 100% Throttle = VTEC-E.
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Re: Problem with VTEC hi-throttle engage
Originally Posted by Salad Days
Hey Jago
I read your other post on HT. My suggestion is to bypass ECU activation completely. Just wire a switch under the gas pedal and hook it to a relay wired into a 12v circuit, and connect that to the VTEC solenoid. 100% Throttle = VTEC-E.
I read your other post on HT. My suggestion is to bypass ECU activation completely. Just wire a switch under the gas pedal and hook it to a relay wired into a 12v circuit, and connect that to the VTEC solenoid. 100% Throttle = VTEC-E.
Doesn't the solenoid run off a 5V signal from the ecu though? I could be wrong
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