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Old 07-13-2006, 02:26 PM   #1161 (permalink)
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Old 07-13-2006, 10:23 PM   #1162 (permalink)
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Is anyone actually using the timing control yet? I am kinda afraid to use it on my 98/99 since we seem to have the bastard ECUs. I have an ITC and it seems to be working fine but I would love to be able to get down to just 1 device.
The timing control works very similarly to the ITC. So it shouldn't be a problem.

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Old 07-14-2006, 08:52 AM   #1163 (permalink)
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My ITC timing control actually cuts 3 different wires which I believe are to the 3 coils, not via the CAS. That is why I am a little worried.
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Old 07-14-2006, 03:50 PM   #1164 (permalink)
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so im trying to get everything situated with my car, and i unpluged the o2's and now my car is hopping around at idle. driving it will be either real lean or real rich. under slow accerleration its really rich to. how should i go about tuning this out? with the VE table or the lo and mid controls?

I dont have wideband tracking installed yet either.
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make sure that you reset the ECU to clear any previous fuel trims that the ECU had stored. I had to add a lot of fuel at idle (anywhere between 10 and 15% between 800 and 1600 rpms on stock injectors). If you're bobbing at idle then you are running really lean.

accel = is it through the entire rpm range or just on initial tip-in? I'm pulling a large amount of fuel at the top of the high range.

It takes more tuning to get things right without the O2's since the ecu won't compensate anymore. You've got control now.
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make sure that you reset the ECU to clear any previous fuel trims that the ECU had stored. I had to add a lot of fuel at idle (anywhere between 10 and 15% between 800 and 1600 rpms on stock injectors). If you're bobbing at idle then you are running really lean.

accel = is it through the entire rpm range or just on initial tip-in? I'm pulling a large amount of fuel at the top of the high range.

It takes more tuning to get things right without the O2's since the ecu won't compensate anymore. You've got control now.
trims are at 100%

so if i use accell it will take out fuel durrring acceleration. its not durring tip in but slow acceleration. ex- in 3rd gear going from 30mph to 45mph its at like 12.6af
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My ITC timing control actually cuts 3 different wires which I believe are to the 3 coils, not via the CAS. That is why I am a little worried.

I've never seen one do that, what kind is it? Got a link?

I have an Apexi ITC laying around somewhere, when I looked at it, the install was to the CAS wiring.

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I've never seen one do that, what kind is it? Got a link?

I have an Apexi ITC laying around somewhere, when I looked at it, the install was to the CAS wiring.

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Old 07-15-2006, 10:56 AM   #1169 (permalink)
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My mistake, it is 2 wires. One for the crank angle sensor and one for the cam angle sensor. Yay, I get to take my itc out and sell it =D
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I dont have wideband tracking installed yet either.
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