Boosted 2.4s which map sensor are you using?
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The 2 bar from ZZP: - 2.4 LE5 MAP Sensor #10-01-00786
I believe they are out of the old 3800 GTPs, listed as 2 bar but from what i've heard it is actually 2.5
I also use this one for IATs: Home ť Shop ť Sensors ť Pressure Sensors ť Bosch 3 Bar TMap Map Sensor with IAT
ZZP one is connected to nipple on manifold according to ZZPs SC kit and the 3 bar is bolted onto manifold and spliced into MAF for accurate IATs
I believe they are out of the old 3800 GTPs, listed as 2 bar but from what i've heard it is actually 2.5
I also use this one for IATs: Home ť Shop ť Sensors ť Pressure Sensors ť Bosch 3 Bar TMap Map Sensor with IAT
ZZP one is connected to nipple on manifold according to ZZPs SC kit and the 3 bar is bolted onto manifold and spliced into MAF for accurate IATs
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right now im using stock but sometimes i get P0121 throttle positioning sensor..
and at begining during tuning i was having with the map where it would just stop working i think..
So which one are you using now?
the zzp or the 3 bar one?
i want to get iat2 temps too
and at begining during tuning i was having with the map where it would just stop working i think..
The 2 bar from ZZP: - 2.4 LE5 MAP Sensor #10-01-00786
I believe they are out of the old 3800 GTPs, listed as 2 bar but from what i've heard it is actually 2.5
I also use this one for IATs: Home ť Shop ť Sensors ť Pressure Sensors ť Bosch 3 Bar TMap Map Sensor with IAT
ZZP one is connected to nipple on manifold according to ZZPs SC kit and the 3 bar is bolted onto manifold and spliced into MAF for accurate IATs
I believe they are out of the old 3800 GTPs, listed as 2 bar but from what i've heard it is actually 2.5
I also use this one for IATs: Home ť Shop ť Sensors ť Pressure Sensors ť Bosch 3 Bar TMap Map Sensor with IAT
ZZP one is connected to nipple on manifold according to ZZPs SC kit and the 3 bar is bolted onto manifold and spliced into MAF for accurate IATs
the zzp or the 3 bar one?
i want to get iat2 temps too
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I am using this one:
Home ť Shop ť Sensors ť Pressure Sensors ť Bosch 2.5 Bar TMap Map Sensor with IAT
I spliced the temp wires from the MAF so I just read IAT2 now. This sensor mounts in the stock location on the top left of the IM.
Home ť Shop ť Sensors ť Pressure Sensors ť Bosch 2.5 Bar TMap Map Sensor with IAT
I spliced the temp wires from the MAF so I just read IAT2 now. This sensor mounts in the stock location on the top left of the IM.
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To read 11psi of boost you need a 2bar map sensor though. 11psi is actually ~25.5psi (14.5psi + 11psi). The stock 1 bar map sensor reads up to ~100kpa. At 11psi of boost your map is 176kpa which is beyond what the stock sensor should be able to accurately read.
...at least that is how I understand it.
...at least that is how I understand it.
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1 Bar is between 12-15psi of atmospheric pressure depending on altitude. BOOST is anything above this, so if you are properly reading boost and showing 11psi you are actually between 13-26psi above zero atmospheric mass, which a 1 Bar does not read.
Atmospheric pressure - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
So, while a 1 bar measures up to 14.7...14.7 is what air at sea level already weighs, anything above this, as in BOOST will not be measured by a 1 Bar MAP sensor. And because it won't be measured, it can't be accounted for when the PCM is trying to inject the proper ratio of fuel to the actual amount of air entering the cylinders, which means under boost with a 1 Bar sensor you'll run lean, possibly even dangerously so.
2 Bar minimum, that way you'll be able to read up to 14.7psi of BOOST.
Correct.
Atmospheric pressure - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
So, while a 1 bar measures up to 14.7...14.7 is what air at sea level already weighs, anything above this, as in BOOST will not be measured by a 1 Bar MAP sensor. And because it won't be measured, it can't be accounted for when the PCM is trying to inject the proper ratio of fuel to the actual amount of air entering the cylinders, which means under boost with a 1 Bar sensor you'll run lean, possibly even dangerously so.
2 Bar minimum, that way you'll be able to read up to 14.7psi of BOOST.
To read 11psi of boost you need a 2bar map sensor though. 11psi is actually ~25.5psi (14.5psi + 11psi). The stock 1 bar map sensor reads up to ~100kpa. At 11psi of boost your map is 176kpa which is beyond what the stock sensor should be able to accurately read.
...at least that is how I understand it.
...at least that is how I understand it.
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Wow i dont understand.. maybe thats why i had some issues with my map when i was tuning the car.. well im gonna upgrade the map to another one which one u guys recommend if i want iat2
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It is a hybrid, "VE" and SPEED DENSITY ( the E67 PCM no longer calculates old school VE, using GMVE instead which uses funky math like 5 dimensional polynomials). But, when going into POWER ENRICHMENT, which is where the BOOST usually comes on it uses the MAP sensor and engine RPM to enable PE mode.
Bottom line, they make 2 bar and up MAP sensors for boosted applications. USE THEM!
I'd recommend the one in freeks link, 2.5 bar. Using HP Tuners go to
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS->AIRFLOW
You'll see under MAP sensor: MAP Sensor Linear and MAP Sensor Offset
Change to these values
Offset -> 20 kPa at 0.40V
Linear -> 250 kPa at 4.65V
The IAT curve is close to stock, I didn't touch mine.
Bottom line, they make 2 bar and up MAP sensors for boosted applications. USE THEM!
I'd recommend the one in freeks link, 2.5 bar. Using HP Tuners go to
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS->AIRFLOW
You'll see under MAP sensor: MAP Sensor Linear and MAP Sensor Offset
Change to these values
Offset -> 20 kPa at 0.40V
Linear -> 250 kPa at 4.65V
The IAT curve is close to stock, I didn't touch mine.
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Basically, just by rewiring the LSJ's 2.5 with this Diagram :
https://www.cobaltss.net/gallery/fil...ingDiagram.jpg
You end up reading IAT2 through an Interceptor? Nothing Tuning wise? Never saw an actual Proof,
Just some talk again..
https://www.cobaltss.net/gallery/fil...ingDiagram.jpg
You end up reading IAT2 through an Interceptor? Nothing Tuning wise? Never saw an actual Proof,
Just some talk again..
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Basically, just by rewiring the LSJ's 2.5 with this Diagram :
https://www.cobaltss.net/gallery/fil...ingDiagram.jpg
You end up reading IAT2 through an Interceptor? Nothing Tuning wise? Never saw an actual Proof,
Just some talk again..
https://www.cobaltss.net/gallery/fil...ingDiagram.jpg
You end up reading IAT2 through an Interceptor? Nothing Tuning wise? Never saw an actual Proof,
Just some talk again..
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IAT2 is an LSJ/LNF thing, the LE5 only reads IAT so as freek says you need to read it post boost (where the heat is) so the appropriate spark advance correction can be made. Up to 6* of timing can be pulled using stock IAT Spark Advance Correction tables, enough to stop KR before it starts hopefully.
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Well he did blow a sleeve and fubar a block on only 12psi of boost. Who is going to be tuning you anyways?
One more reason to use a 2 bar, if your MAF craps out you'll revert to SD and you want a MAP sensor that reads properly if you drop the hammer. Usually, if the MAF does crap out it throws a code but I've seen enough vids with Check Engine Lights, likely those guys don't know what codes they are throwing and no way of knowing if another one gets triggered with the light already on.
One more reason to use a 2 bar, if your MAF craps out you'll revert to SD and you want a MAP sensor that reads properly if you drop the hammer. Usually, if the MAF does crap out it throws a code but I've seen enough vids with Check Engine Lights, likely those guys don't know what codes they are throwing and no way of knowing if another one gets triggered with the light already on.
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Im tuned with trifecta too..
And sometimes i get a P0121 code, and my idle is ****. When im driving and go to a stop gear to neural, the idle would go down like 400 then bounce to 600 then 500 then like finally stabilize to approx 900
that really pisses me off..
do you guys know what could be the problem,
And sometimes i get a P0121 code, and my idle is ****. When im driving and go to a stop gear to neural, the idle would go down like 400 then bounce to 600 then 500 then like finally stabilize to approx 900
that really pisses me off..
do you guys know what could be the problem,