EcuExplorer Logging (Tari)

[Nutter]

What is the Engine laod parameter for the 2006 LegactGT 5sp mt ? Anyone

thanks

John

[John M]

Borrowed from the Scoobypedia, with a little re-formatting:

the axis value “Load” for ign and fueling tables, given in unit of g/rev, can be obtained from a MAF reading in g/s and the RPM of the engine.

example: My engine logged 202 g/s at 5666rpms. so, in order to convert 202 g/s to g/rev, we do this:

- divide rpms by 60 to turn it into rev (which is actually revolution per second, not revolution per minute, which is pretty much uniformly referred to in the ECU as RPM. I denote this because in conversation “revs” usually refers to RPMs. NOT FOR ECUS IT DOESN’T!) so, 5666/60=94.434

- then, we divide g/s by rev so, 202/94.434=2.139 g/rev, which is what the axis is in.

[edmundu]

I think he was asking about which hex address it is located at.....

And I don't know the answer to that. When I tried using it on my cousin's '06 5eat, none of them worked. Perhaps they have more updated definitions available now....

Also try the Openecu forums, I'm sure someone there should be able to help out...

[Nutter]

I think he was asking about which hex address it is located at.....

And I don't know the answer to that. When I tried using it on my cousin's '06 5eat, none of them worked. Perhaps they have more updated definitions available now....

Also try the Openecu forums, I'm sure someone there should be able to help out...

Yes ! I need the Engine Load ADDRESS for ecuExplorer, the 2005 LGT address does not give the corect values.


John

[edmundu]

Have you tried activated them all, and then looking to see which of them works?

[2005garnetGT]

yeah, I don't know jack about HTML formatting lolBorrowed from the Scoobypedia, with a little re-formatting:

[Joon525]

I could've sworn I saw that TDC posted up what to use when sending him logs for his email tune. Maybe do a search on his threads/posts?

[Nutter]

I could've sworn I saw that TDC posted up what to use when sending him logs for his email tune. Maybe do a search on his threads/posts?

They did, but for the 2005. I need it for the 2006.

[showbo]

No one knows this yet? I need it also

[showbo]

TTT still need to know!

[turntable]

try one at a time. there is no definite address. it varies depending on the version of ECU you have.

same goes for the IAM

(i have never found a working one)

[showbo]

try one at a time. there is no definite address. it varies depending on the version of ECU you have.

same goes for the IAM

(i have never found a working one)


the only one that works for my 06 AT is the one FF050B0

[showbo]

Bump, it doesn't work! Does anyone have a clue which one it is!

[Nutter]

Anyone

:confused:

[showbo]

Anyone know the Engline load for 06 5EAT yet...i still to this day, have not found it.

[2005garnetGT]

just convert it later in excel using the formula JohnM posted.

[noam]

It is FF50B0 for my '05 MT.

[dtmenace]

did you try to pm tdc...they really are an invaluable resource.

[Jon [in CT]]

Try these for IAM and Load for the 2006 LGT:
IAM: FF2698
Load: FF50CC

[edmundu]

;975669']Try these for IAM and Load for the 2006 LGT:
IAM: FF2698
Load: FF50CC

How do you add that load address into Ecuexplorer? My 3.0.25 version does not have that address listed...

[Jon [in CT]]

I believe you can specify them with the EcuEdit software available via http://www.epifansoft.com. EcuEdit is shareware which means some functions are crippled or have time delays associated with them, unless you pay some money.

You can also specify them with the new Enginuity logger, but it's still under test and won't be formally incorporated into the Enginuity release distribution until probably next month. Enginuity.org

[edmundu]

Ohh....OK, I don't feel so stupid now. Thanks Jon!

I'll just wait for enginuity, as paying for a logging software nowadays isn't well spent money.