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 Post subject: flashed my ECU and my car didn't blow up!
PostPosted: Sat Apr 29, 2006 1:35 am 
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I finally flashed my ECU for the first time on my 02 wrx which I edited using RomRaider and flashed with the Tari logger. I had been working on my ecu defs for awhile, especially the closed loop stuff, which I think I have ironed out (I'll post the updated xml soon). I was surprised how fast it flashed - much faster than flashing a base map with the AP.

As far as tuning, I was trying to hit closed loop sooner and with less delay (crazymikie been helping me with it). I also, wanted to raise my part throttle boost (tuner left it stock until 76% TPS) and also try to get rid of a boost spike I get in 5th gear at WOT under 3000 rpm. The spike is still there, but seems to be less. I haven't had a chance to log it yet. Since my car is ECUTEK tuned, it has boost/wastegate map switching. I further slowed my "valet" map by zeroing out all the target boost and WDC values so that it is super slow (no service joyrides today :twisted:).

So, just wanted to say thanks for a great program!


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PostPosted: Sat Apr 29, 2006 9:58 am 
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ECUFlash only writes the blocks of data you've changed. We updated Jojo's ECU with the latest version of his ECU about a month ago and it took a good 5 minutes to fully flash -- which is probably a little bit longer than AP, because it reads each block first to see if it has changed.

Anyway, glad you like it. :) Good luck on tuning, if it's not spiking too bad some WG duty adjustments should take care of it.

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PostPosted: Sun Apr 30, 2006 1:16 am 
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Thanks. It is fun tuning, especially when its free.


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if crazymikie's helping you, rest assured, you'll end up with a smooth, healthy, and strong car :D

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PostPosted: Thu May 04, 2006 5:40 pm 
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Project_S wrote:
if crazymikie's helping you, rest assured, you'll end up with a smooth, healthy, and strong car :D

Yes, I've learned a lot about tuning from his posts and also from his help.


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