Current state:
Used MembersPage/PhatBob/UserGuide and Firmware .38
I'm using a BMW M20 6 cylinder engine simular to MembersPage/GergelyLezsak
It uses the following sensors and injectors:
- 440CC injectors Bosch
- Stock single coil distributer
- VEMS Internal Map sensor (working)
- VEMS shop IAT sensor (working)
- WB02 5057 sensor (working)
- Other CLT sensor (working)
- Volvo TPS sensor (working)
- Stock VR sensor (working)
'16-06-06'
Trying to figure out the primary triggger settings. This brings some questions along.
*What tooth is considered the first one? Is this the one after the 2 missing ones? So the first missing one would be nr 59 and the sencond one being nr 60 on a 60-2 wheel-setup.
- I believe the tooth numbering starts at 0, with 0 being the first tooth after the missing ones. (I have a 36-1 tooth wheel, so please can someone confirm?)
- Next trigger tooth is how many trigger teeth before the next "event". So for a 6 cylinder, you have 3 events per crank rotation, so 60/3=20 should be OK. (Mine is a v8, so my value is 36/4=9) Note that this does not have to change if you change the "trigger tooth" parameter)
- Don't remember this off the top of my head...
- It includes the tooth and the space next to it, so is 6
Based on this my primary trigger settings should be:
- Rising
- Multitooth
- Disabled
- Disabled
- Disabled
- Disabled
- 62 (deg) TDC after the trigger If tooth 1 is the first rising edge after the two missing ones.
- Careful: This is the number of degrees after the trigger tooth as defined in the "trigger tooth" parameter.
- 58 Number of teeth on wheel
- 5 Trigger tooth If tooth 1 is the first rising edge the sensor sees after the two missing ones.
- 20 Next trigger tooth
- 2 Angular width of tooth
- 121 Tooth rel normal (Not relevant)
- 181 Tooth rel missing (Not relevant)
- 6 Angular width of missing tooth
- 720 engine fase, when to reset
Especially the next trigger tooth is different.
I'll look at my notes tonight. I wrote a spreadsheet for my car that I can pass on to you if you need.
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IAT and CLT:
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