Ben

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I got my gm solenoid from the local chevy dealer for $17 and it included the "spongy thing". and they delivered it too :gay:

richard_ha

If I paid someone through paypal would they buy one from GMParts for me and post it to the UK? Obviously I'd pay for the part, postage to you, postage to the UK and a little extra.
Any willing volunteers?

mschlang

Alright, boost control is online. I've got a bit of a spike, it goes up to 138 kpa and then settles at 134 kpa. Now I've got to get a TPS in there and make use of the rest of the table.

Ben

iTrader: (33)

I wouldn't worry about .5 psi
Post up your boost duty target table.

mschlang

I started at 20% duty cycle and used the tools->table transform to shift the whole table rather than punching in individual values.

Braineack

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try stepping it up to 40-45% as you near redline

Ben

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Keep it at 0% dc until just under where you start making positive pressure--then go to 100% to make the turbo spool fast. To remove the overshoot, pull a tad bit of dc at the left side and if you have a little droop, add some dc on the right side

Look at my table posted earlier in the thread. You will be *amazed* how much faster you can get your turbo to spool up.

mschlang

Yeah, I ended up with that table after exactly 2 pulls, so I've got a bit more to due. I'll wait until I get a TPS to get things really dialed in.

Ben

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just give it a shot
try somethign like 0 100 30 35 34 34

Braineack

iTrader: (62)

the idea of fully shutting the solenoid (100%) then allowing it to modulate the boost (35%) at the point where you should fully spool (3000, 4000, wherever) is a great idea for better spooling.

akaryrye

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so 100% is fully closed (aka wastegate sees 0psi) and 0% is fully open? Makes sense to me how modifying this could help spoolup times, especially in lower rpms

richard_ha

I'm willing to pay someone $10 + all costs to post a GM boost solenoid to me! I can't find this in the UK anywhere still :(

mschlang

PM sent Richard.

grippgoat

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I vote for sticky.

-Mike

Dhaark

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Grainger only sells to other businesses and not individuals, can someone ordert his for me and send it to me or let me use their business account at grainger (my local branch) so i could buy it?

akaryrye

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damnit ... I just cant for the life of me get the damn boost control to work. I have checked my mods which I believe are correct, and used an ohmmeter to make sure there is good connectivity between the drain pin (middle one) of the FET and the output wire. This wire is connected to the black wire on the GM pigtail that I got and the other is connected to the 12v switched AFM wire. One concern I have is that on my original hooking up, I mixed up the drain and the source, could that have fried the thing? I suppose it would make sense for a burnt up fet to cause the solenoid to fully shut as it is no longer grounding out the signal anymore.

Anyway, it seems as if the thing just closes shut completely when it is hooked up and I hit the boost cut a few times (200kpa setpoint). Unplug solenoid, no more overboosting, plug it in, overboosting. The solenoid does not click or anything and megatune is not showing anything for the duty cycle.

Braineack

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Is the MOSFET that exact same part number? i believe if you get something other than (IRLZ44NPBF-ND) the drain the source and ground might be different.

But verify:
your "codebase ouput functions" you have boost control selected on X4.

in "boost control" increase voltage = increase boost & kPa limit for closed loop is 0.

then, in the "boost duty targets" at 0% change the first RPM number to 0 and see if your valve opens fully by blowing through it....then burn it to 100 and see if it closes. If it does you it should be working.

I suggest you change all the values at all ranges to 20 or something just to see if it will only go to wastegate pressure.

akaryrye

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It is the same part number and I did use those exact settings and it overboosted no matter what I did, set it to 0dc and still overboosted. The lil squirt isnt grounding the signal properly. Anyway im gonna swap out the FET for the spare that I got and see if that makes a difference because other than that I have no clue what to do as I have checked and double checked my board mods, setting, and wiring. Even used a multimeter to verify that the resistors were doing their job properly.

btw, mschlang how did you get your setup to work?

pss can you get your pictures back up Scott?

Savington

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Braineack, how much re-tuning did you have to do to go from MBC to MS EBC? I ordered the bits from Jerry yesterday, so I have to start figuring out how to tune the car for them.

Braineack

iTrader: (62)

see if there is any continuity between the DB37 Pin and the ground...if so you probably fried the FET at first.