Is rough idle typical with turboedit?
#1
Is rough idle typical with turboedit?
I just got my turboedit chipped ecu in the car.. im running stock pm6 maps with launch control. The car now has a slightly rough idle.. its almost like a small surging idle it goes between maybe 800-1000 rpm back and forth. i didnt remember it doing this before. the vacuum on my boost gauge also flickers a little, not staying in a constant position. any ideas why its doing this? thanks!
#4
Re:Is rough idle typical with turboedit?
are you running the stock rom, or the ng28 bin with stock maps?
are your injectors stock?
did you change anything else? vacuum leaks?
if you're running the ng28 bin with the stock maps, did you use the helper ------sheet to compensate for the difference in the vacuum columns?
are your injectors stock?
did you change anything else? vacuum leaks?
if you're running the ng28 bin with the stock maps, did you use the helper ------sheet to compensate for the difference in the vacuum columns?
#6
Re:Is rough idle typical with turboedit?
first, there's now an ng30, look in this thread
https://www.homemadeturbo.com/forum/...threadid=24537
second, when you import, choose to not import column headings.
third, get xenocron's basemap helper, it's on his website.. http://www.-------------/te/basemap.htm
downloads, at the bottom, the excel ------sheet. this is because of column heading issues..
what's gone wrong is that your fuel maps are not lined up properly with actual vacuum. there was an explanation or a post about this on here I think..
once you're done that, make sure you do the proper startup routine. disconnect power to ecu, wait about 10 seconds, connect again, make sure car is cool, start it up and let it idle (do NOT hit the gas, do not have any accessories on) until it is warm.
https://www.homemadeturbo.com/forum/...threadid=24537
second, when you import, choose to not import column headings.
third, get xenocron's basemap helper, it's on his website.. http://www.-------------/te/basemap.htm
downloads, at the bottom, the excel ------sheet. this is because of column heading issues..
what's gone wrong is that your fuel maps are not lined up properly with actual vacuum. there was an explanation or a post about this on here I think..
once you're done that, make sure you do the proper startup routine. disconnect power to ecu, wait about 10 seconds, connect again, make sure car is cool, start it up and let it idle (do NOT hit the gas, do not have any accessories on) until it is warm.
#8
Re:Is rough idle typical with turboedit?
ok, so i was trying to go by the basemap set up using that excel ------sheet... im trying to use that ng20 try 2 bin. i went to put the correct injector size in, because im running stock 240cc injectors.. and no matter what it will not let me change injectors back down to 240cc. how can i go about doing this?? Thanks!
#9
Re:Is rough idle typical with turboedit?
also, when i go to type in the new map pressures in the excel ------sheet, some of the columns turn to all 0s. it doesnt matter if i type the map pressure as a positive or a negative number..
#10
Re:Is rough idle typical with turboedit?
Originally Posted by green91
and no matter what it will not let me change injectors back down to 240cc. how can i go about doing this??
..probably would have been better to make use of the "Save As.." function.