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Skoda Octavia II (1Z3) – ECU remap v4.xx

After fiasco caused by poor remap from tExperts and my experiments. I started all over again and again. Defucking decalibrated ECU of Hilda HR I. This is history of version 4 series of ECU remap.

Bosch EDC16U34

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SUMMARY

  • possible causes of turbocharge damage were surging and excessive EGT over 800°C (factory limiter is up to 780°C at high revs)
  • whole injection timing is screwed up
  • EGT successfully reduced at full load (max. 800°C for short bursts)
  • intensively studying Bosch EDC16U34 manuals
  • seeking a procedure how to measure final IQ
  • discovering close-loop control of EDC16
  • experimenting with FMA
  • first pure HR version (v4.12) with everything calculated from sratch

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Changes

  • working on dynamic EGR that will shut off once engine is properly warmed-up
  • injection timing to default and start again
  • attempt to increase FMA min. value (v4.10)
  • increased torque @ 2000rpm by +5%
  • increased boost because AFR is not precise
  • corrected boost/IAT compensation (v4.10)
  • missing parallel maps changes – dynamic EGR finally works (v4.12)

Vision

  • I keep seeing max. 2601mbar MAP in diagnostic despite larger values used
  • boost is still somewhere limited, most likely temperature compensation
  • correctly measure injection events and precise AFR control
  • dynamic EGR for quicker warm up of engine, otherwise EGR does more damage than help

Trackbacks

  1. Skoda Octavia II (1Z3) – ECU remap v5.xx - (HR) Hajes Racing says:
    2020-04-12 at 11:46

    […] the more I see how commercial chiptuning fucks up dumb customers. Of course it is evolution of version 4 series with improved knowledge and more precise calculations. This is history of version 5 series […]

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