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Old 08-28-2009, 03:08 PM
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This is driving me nuts. As soon as I enable barometric correction (under engine constants), boost control stops working.Once I disable baro, boost control starts working again.

A couple of times I've gotten it to work, but I can't find a repeatable process.

Any ideas what's going on? This is MS-I/Extra.
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you are just using open loop right?
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Yes, I have the closed loop limit set to 0.
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I can understand its importance in an alpha-n setup, but when using speed density, what is the benefit on baro correction?

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This is a maf-based setup.

And I'm not talking about constant barometric correction. Just the one-time baro check at start.

So has no one even tried this?
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You may have your typical ambient pressure set too high - I've seen that shut down the boost control before for some reason.
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Huh, I wonder if this is the same problem I'm having. I'll have to check that out. What is a setting that's too high? Mine is at 101 max and 95 min. Is it relative to some other value?
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are you testing this on a stim? if so, blow into the map sensor while testing....
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Originally Posted by Matt Cramer
You may have your typical ambient pressure set too high - I've seen that shut down the boost control before for some reason.
I considered that, but actually, you cannot set the typical ambient pressure if barometric correction is enabled. The box is grayed out.

Braineack - I've tested on the car, as well as the stim. But next time I'll give it a little puff.
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I tested it out this weekend and I am having the same problem. I just disabled the baro correction. I plan on just going with a good MBC, so it's not a big deal for me.
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