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....he sent me away Saturday with possible tandem not sending enough diesel so will check this tommoro at a deisel specialist how plausible does this sound to people who know about these engines more? Also on his website he quotes 193 bhp - 309 ftlbs of torque on stock everything

The problem is not with the fuelling but the air, not a chance of 193bhp with everything stock, what you have now is what you get with everything stock. What hybrid turbo do you actually have fitted?

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Stage 2 hybrid can't remember all the numbers gt17 high flow compressor wheel enlarged exhaust side by 4.2mm uprated pad, I think that's most of it I can dig out paperwork if you need exact numbers

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Ditch Celtic tuning. Any decent mapper will tell you the 190 bhp is not realistically achievable on stock components alone, and that a smic would be enough??? If they also supplied the hybrid I would be doing some digging on this as well.

Hope you get it sorted.

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If you have VCDS lite log the following from 2k to 4.5k.

Group 3 - MAF values

Group 11 - turbo pressure values

Group 8 - fueling requests

Group 4 - actual fueling and timing.

Log each one seperate to give the best sample rate and post up the log files or PM me.

BLT run the smoke map based on the MAP sensor not the MAF. Well all the ones I've seen do.

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Also cat wont be restricting!

Stock exhaust is capable of in excess of 220bhp!

Basically ditch the mapper as he has about as much idea as no idea

In my mind a fmic is advisable at even remapped power! I could put my old fabia vrs into limp mode with 173bhp if i tried hard enough! Was heat soaked after one blast up through the gears

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AFAIK RevoTechnik will give you a "try before you buy" session and will map your car taking into account your mods and adjusting the map accordingly. 

 

Your nearest dealer is below.

 

http://www.revotechnik.com/organisation/storm-developments-ltd/

 

Storm Developments Ltd

Postcode: RG7 4PW
Telephone: 0118 9810963
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Thanks gobsheene but when I was doing my research about 8 - 10 of my friends went to storm and all of them went somewhere else within 6 months as the maps were terrible but I'm prepared to drive just need to save the pennies now as I def want a fmic before anyone tries to get more so I have made sure that its 100 per cent ready for that power so its all down to the mapper then.

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Thanks gobsheene but when I was doing my research about 8 - 10 of my friends went to storm and all of them went somewhere else within 6 months as the maps were terrible but I'm prepared to drive just need to save the pennies now as I def want a fmic before anyone tries to get more so I have made sure that its 100 per cent ready for that power so its all down to the mapper then.

Oh Wow!I know nothing about Storm themselves, only that they appear to be a REVO dealer. 

 

I've a good friend that is a dealer here in N.Ireland [Performance360] and despite me not having a REVO map myself, alot of people rave about them here in N.Ireland despite the extra cost over the competition.

 

Might be worth an enquiry as some people will sell their own maps and a branded one also. 

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Just doing the logging now faboka thought it may be worth mentioning when my car was standard it only pulled 129 bhp and about 210 ft lbs

That figure seems low for a BLT, is there an underlying mechanical problem, compression, cam timing or top end wear perhaps?

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He did say that was the lowest he had ever seen i might get it compression tested it needs a new rocker cover gasket so would you be able to see camshaft wear when that's being repaired? It is also due for a new cambelt in next 5k but if timing was out would it not run weird and wouldn't it throw up error codes that the mapper should notice he runs full diagnostics before and after.

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Monday 01 July 2013 09:57:19

038 906 019 NJ 1.9l R4 EDC G000SG 7331

Group A: '003 Group B: Not Running Group C: Not Running

Engine speed MAF (specified) MAF (actual) EGR duty cycle

TIME rpm mg/H mg/H % TIME TIME

Marker STAMP /min mg/str mg/str % STAMP STAMP

0.01 1890 850.0 485.1 19.9

0.42 1911 850.0 480.2 19.9

0.82 1911 850.0 490.0 19.9

1.22 1911 850.0 485.1 19.9

1.62 1932 850.0 494.9 19.9

2.02 1932 850.0 504.7 19.9

2.42 2121 850.0 519.4 19.9

2.82 3234 850.0 607.6 4.8

3.22 5250 850.0 720.3 4.8

3.62 5019 850.0 568.4 4.8

4.02 4137 850.0 499.8 4.8

4.42 3276 850.0 480.2 4.8

4.82 2583 850.0 494.9 19.9

5.22 2121 850.0 509.6 19.9

5.62 1932 850.0 480.2 19.9

6.02 2037 850.0 499.8 19.9

6.42 2058 850.0 504.7 19.9

6.81 2079 850.0 514.5 19.9

7.21 2247 850.0 519.4 20.7

7.61 2709 850.0 539.0 19.9

8.01 3528 850.0 573.3 19.9

8.41 4326 850.0 588.0 4.8

8.82 4893 850.0 534.1 4.8

9.22 5061 850.0 524.3 4.8

9.62 4158 850.0 485.1 4.8

10.02 3297 850.0 499.8 4.8

10.42 2562 850.0 514.5 19.9

10.82 1953 850.0 519.4 19.9

11.22 1575 850.0 460.6 34.7

11.62 3108 850.0 602.7 4.8

12.02 5145 850.0 735.0 4.8

12.41 5040 850.0 592.9 4.8

12.81 4116 850.0 524.3 4.8

13.21 3234 850.0 504.7 4.8

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Fault with the MAF sensor. Stock turbo should see around 1100mg at peak torque dropping to high 900s at 4krpm.

But BLTs run of the MAP sensor anyway. Will let you know more when I see the rest of the logs.

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Turbo pressure. Remember this includes atmosphere pressure.

Here we can see requested from the ECU is only 1.5bar with actual struggling to meet requested up until 2500rpm. The below N75 duty cycle shows the ECU entering open loop to try and gain control of the boost.

 

Lewisvr5-Turbo.jpg

Lewisvr5-N75.jpg

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MAF reading. This shows how much air is passing past the MAF sensor. I would expect more airflow from a hybrid but at the same time it is only boosting 1.5bar. A hybrid should easily hit the 1249 diagnostic limit. Josh if your reading your old Ibiza achieved this when running around 1.8bar on the original PD130 mapping and your PD130 hybrid.

 

Lewisvr5-MAF.jpg

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Requested boost should be 1.8 bar on a stage 2 pd150!

Looks like a generic map to me!

Sack the mapper

My pd150 STOCK turbo is running at 1.6 bar

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Fueling request.

 

Background. Are ECU decide what fueling to inject based in 3 maps. 1st is the drivers wish (go pedal), 2nd is the torque limiter and 3rd is the smoke map. ASZ smoke maps are based on airflow past the MAF sensor, the BLT is based on the MAP sensor so turbo pressure.

 

Here we can see that both the DW and TL at flat lining at 70mg/str (diagnostic output limit, probably requesting more). With the smoke map flat lining at 60mg/str. This confirms to me that the ECU is in fact running on a smoke based on MAP sensor map as the stock file is limited to 60mg/str. An ASZ file doesn't have fixed values across the rev range.

 

So out of the 3 maps the smoke map wins as its the smallest.

 

Lewisvr5-Fueling-Request.jpg

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