yan816

I have a 1997 Mk1 1.8 fitted with a JR M45 Supercharger, JR Air/Water intercooler, 150mm crank overlay, Mk2 injectors, Emanage blue, 3 bar MAP sensor, Turbolite knock sensor and an AEM UEGO Wideband sensor.

I can start and run the car without a problem if I leave the ECU MAF wiring out of the loop, but when I connect it to the Emanage blue my car has problems starting.

Some times I can get it to start, if I blip the throttle, will the anti stall feature on the Emanage problem solve this problem? If so what do I need to input on it?

BTW - I have double checked the jumper settings and they appear to be correct, and I have the post set to 3-A-0 and have tried 3-A-3 and 3-A-1.

olderguy

iTrader: (19)

Zero out your injection correction.

yan816

Thanks Olderguy.

I solved the issue of the car not working with the MAF plugged in, It turns out that the white wire going into the Emanage plug was broken. After zero'ing the injector correction, everything is working as it should do.
I just need to learn to tune now.

I don't fully understand the different scales on the left hand side. The map I use as a base map was sent to me.



Looking at my injector Map, it seems that it only goes up to 45 Kpa (6.5 Psi) yet my emanage tool map shows that I make about 9 Psi. Am I reading it correctly? Do I need to change the scale to allow me to adjust for more fuel above 6.5Psi?

How does this look?



With regards to the injector cycle.



It looks like I am at 45% injector cycle at 4.2 Psi, is that correct?

Thanks for any help given.

olderguy

iTrader: (19)

That will work, but click the change scale button to turn it blue again. Yes

yan816

Thanks again I need to look at retarding the timing this is what the map looks like at the moment.



I will scale it the same as the injector map, my timing is currently set at 10 degrees. Do I pull 2 degrees per PSI, and how much boost am I safe with before I need to retard the timing?

olderguy

iTrader: (19)

I pull one degree for each pound of boost starting at stock(10 BTDC) setting. So at 3 psi, you would be at 7 BTDC.