help on tunning magnacharger on my truck.
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help on tunning magnacharger on my truck.
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i have magnacharger on my truck and i tuned it by hptuner and the problem is the timing advance is going around -7 to -6 and some times its more than that this is the frist time i see that on a car can some one hellp me to fix that problem and the maganacharger is brand new.the car is tahoe 2000 with 1500cc
and i am sorry iam not good in english but iam traying my best to let avery one understand.
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i have magnacharger on my truck and i tuned it by hptuner and the problem is the timing advance is going around -7 to -6 and some times its more than that this is the frist time i see that on a car can some one hellp me to fix that problem and the maganacharger is brand new.the car is tahoe 2000 with 1500cc
and i am sorry iam not good in english but iam traying my best to let avery one understand.
thanks
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Don't confuse torque management with torque reduction. The latter will pull timing during the shift. I'm sure they're related in other ways, but you can still have reduction without management.
My advice would be to enable the torque management, but increase the allowable torque.
Are you seeing any KR?
My advice would be to enable the torque management, but increase the allowable torque.
Are you seeing any KR?
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Did you increase the max engine tq?
Its under Engine-Torque managment-general-Maximum Torque
You might even try heading over too PerformanceTrucks.net also, there are a lot of MagnaCharger guys over there.
Its under Engine-Torque managment-general-Maximum Torque
You might even try heading over too PerformanceTrucks.net also, there are a lot of MagnaCharger guys over there.
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Originally Posted by technical
Don't confuse torque management with torque reduction. The latter will pull timing during the shift. I'm sure they're related in other ways, but you can still have reduction without management.
My advice would be to enable the torque management, but increase the allowable torque.
Are you seeing any KR?
My advice would be to enable the torque management, but increase the allowable torque.
Are you seeing any KR?
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What i did yesterday i open the car file to see the high octane and the low octane table you can see there is numbers -3 or -6 and more than that.what i did is i pot thease number to 4 and 6 and more than that and the car start to be good and when you run the car on the dyno the AFR stayes at 15 it dosent what to add fulle.and when you levet it for lat say 30mints ant start the car againe avery thing gets back againe.
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The O2 sensors are there....or you have big problems. You might be seeing issues when the vehicle gets to a certain temp e.g. IAT temp gets too high and the PCM begine to pull timing. Sounds like more than just one or two things going on.