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Old May 30, 2015 | 05:08 AM
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Originally Posted by ihiryu
Go to start/idle tab.
PWM Idle Voltage Compensation

It's right before A/C Idle up.
Thanks!

I was being rather special there god knows how I missed it!
Old May 30, 2015 | 11:22 AM
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Originally Posted by richyvrlimited
Thanks!

I was being rather special there god knows how I missed it!
No worries, I'm still a noob myself. I'm sure you'll pay it forward to someone else lol.

That or flame the **** out of them, causing them to go back to CR.net
Old May 31, 2015 | 06:39 AM
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Thanks for sharing your inputs... Im at least getting my brain around the factors and variables. If I can summarize where I am at.

I have the stall show up in 3 areas:

1: at idle blipping throttle (1/30 times)
2: using power windows ( 80% of the time )
3: coaster to stop and depress clutch ( (1/30 )

The stall I am first trying to tune out is the one that happens every now and then stationary at idle when the throttle its blipped.

It will be fine 29/30 times then it will just fall straight to 500rpm,250rpm stall.

I have played with fuel cut, adder, pid, decel load etc and nothing changes the stall. It seems like it is happy then it just drops out.

When I look at the log the only factor that occurs prior to rpm drop (1/100 sec) is the duty cycle goes to zero.

Interestingly, also at idle I can stall the car using the power windows at the same time, I logged my battery volts during lights on and power windows and it looks to my untrained eye that it will stall if I demand any power which drops me below 12.8v, eg both power windows, even if my idle is 930rpm to start with.


I have played with settings to no reproduce-able improvement, anything look suspect? Yes I know I am pushing for a slapping for dumping too much info... and thank you. Happy to say that yesterday I changed from 425cc to 725cc injectors and it went perfectly today with just updating the ms3 settings for fuel load and dead time then retuning warm up enrichment and then the VE table with auto analyze... happy about that!

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Old Jun 9, 2015 | 07:17 AM
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Sorry for the slow update.

I have cracked and gone back to open loop idle. Perfect cold start, idle and never stalls...Ive spent the week fine tuning open loop settings and feel very satisfied.

Ill look back into closed loop later if I need to but for now the car feel like factory. Thanks for the inputs, it pointed me in the right direction.
Old Jun 9, 2015 | 07:36 AM
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thats just sad, and slightly pathetic.

your PID values are still **** and you wonder why you're having issues with PID CL?

populate the initial values table with your open loop table, use initial value and not last known, put your TPS activation thresh back below 1% tps and actually plug in some good values in your CL settings...
Old Jun 9, 2015 | 07:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Braineack
thats just sad, and slightly pathetic.

your PID values are still **** and you wonder why you're having issues with PID CL?

populate the initial values table with your open loop table, use initial value and not last known, put your TPS activation thresh back below 1% tps and actually plug in some good values in your CL settings...
I quit giving advice when I realized OP was ignoring everything we said. So, yes, failure was inevitable.
Old Jun 9, 2015 | 08:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Braineack
thats just sad, and slightly pathetic.

your PID values are still **** and you wonder why you're having issues with PID CL?

populate the initial values table with your open loop table, use initial value and not last known, put your TPS activation thresh back below 1% tps and actually plug in some good values in your CL settings...
Also move the sensitivity slider to above zero.

Starting off by tuning open loop isn't a bad thing though. It stops you trying to use the PID routine to hide flaws in the basic tune.
Old Jun 10, 2015 | 06:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Braineack
thats just sad, and slightly pathetic.

your PID values are still **** and you wonder why you're having issues with PID CL?

populate the initial values table with your open loop table, use initial value and not last known, put your TPS activation thresh back below 1% tps and actually plug in some good values in your CL settings...
yes you are right.

When I tried to run of the initail values table the car wouldnt run, plus I had issues getting a good idle duty test as it would just stall at any values lower than 30. Ill get it running well on open and then go back to closed loop. I am working it backwards as I didnt do the original closed or open loop settings so thats why im missing the obvious perhaps.
Old Jun 10, 2015 | 06:57 AM
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Originally Posted by DNMakinson
I quit giving advice when I realized OP was ignoring everything we said. So, yes, failure was inevitable.
You do not know that as a fact, I did follow the suggestions and they didnt work, the were underlying issues that need to be sorted and its not just a simple "do this". thankyou
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