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Xtreme Kermit

posted on 30/12/11 at 09:50 PM Reply With Quote
Megajolt TPS load bins?

I have been doing some work on a megajolt for a friend and we have got it up and running nicely!

We have loaded a TPS map, and run the calibration routine writing it back to the MJLJ V4. The Load guage now shows 0% with throttle closed and 100% at WOT.

However, now that I look at the map I notice it shows load bins from 0 to 152 when I thought that the bins should go between 0 and 100%.

Does anyone know what the propper limit should be on the load scale? Should I change the 0-152 to 0-100?

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woolly

posted on 30/12/11 at 10:36 PM Reply With Quote
think 0 - 100 to be right
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Xtreme Kermit

posted on 30/12/11 at 11:23 PM Reply With Quote
Sound right. It seems to agree with Brent on the auto labs site.

I'll factor the values down to range up to 100% then and reload the map.

Cheers!

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RichardK

posted on 31/12/11 at 04:06 AM Reply With Quote
Here is my zetec mj map that I use. not that refined but seems to work well enough.
My MJ Map
My MJ Map


Here is the actual map that I use Download map

Cheers

Rich

[Edited on 31/12/11 by RichardK]





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Xtreme Kermit

posted on 31/12/11 at 09:39 AM Reply With Quote
Cheers Rich, that looks like what I was expecting to see.

Definitely looks like a reload then.

BTW, finally got started on my megajolt project and fitted your old trigger wheel and VR sensor the other day.

Ian

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