ECUFlash RVR X3 4G63T issues...
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ECUFlash RVR X3 4G63T issues...
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Not 100% if this is in the right place, but seeing as I drive the taller brother of the Evo, the RVR X3, I thought I'd try my luck
I have tried a number of different ECUFlash versions, but none seem to be able to read my ECU. They all return me the result of "no response to requests" after trying 4 different hex init strings.
I have used ECU Unlocker, and the newer versions just go into an endless loop. I have just downloaded the cable hack tool for ECUFlash 1.38, but have yet to try it.
Are these ECUs even readable? Mine desperately needs a tune as it is running rich, and fuel-cuts under 17psi on a cold day with a TD05-16G, FMIC and pod (unsheilded, soaking up that lovely hot air).
My other issue comes about from my Greddy Type RS BOV, which I have plumbed back into the intake system (as it was stalling when atmo'd, no matter how tight it was). It always sounds like it's causing compressor surge. When I first purchased it (3mths ago), it was great. I unwound it past the manufacturer's preset accidentally (the thread was crushed thanks to a friend of mine tightening it with pliers rather than an allen-key.), and since then it's been throwing a fit. I pulled it right apart, set it all back up how it was when I got it, even added more oil and thread-tape to make sure it was sealing but it's still not blowing off correctly.
ECU is main issue here though. Some help or pointing me in the right direction would be great
****UPDATED: Have sucessfully saved a .hex version of my ECU's firmware using ECUFlash 1.38 and the cable-hack. Not matched against any definitions though, so I'll have to have a play and see what I come up with. Further thoughts and help most appreciated ****
Not 100% if this is in the right place, but seeing as I drive the taller brother of the Evo, the RVR X3, I thought I'd try my luck
I have tried a number of different ECUFlash versions, but none seem to be able to read my ECU. They all return me the result of "no response to requests" after trying 4 different hex init strings.
I have used ECU Unlocker, and the newer versions just go into an endless loop. I have just downloaded the cable hack tool for ECUFlash 1.38, but have yet to try it.
Are these ECUs even readable? Mine desperately needs a tune as it is running rich, and fuel-cuts under 17psi on a cold day with a TD05-16G, FMIC and pod (unsheilded, soaking up that lovely hot air).
My other issue comes about from my Greddy Type RS BOV, which I have plumbed back into the intake system (as it was stalling when atmo'd, no matter how tight it was). It always sounds like it's causing compressor surge. When I first purchased it (3mths ago), it was great. I unwound it past the manufacturer's preset accidentally (the thread was crushed thanks to a friend of mine tightening it with pliers rather than an allen-key.), and since then it's been throwing a fit. I pulled it right apart, set it all back up how it was when I got it, even added more oil and thread-tape to make sure it was sealing but it's still not blowing off correctly.
ECU is main issue here though. Some help or pointing me in the right direction would be great
****UPDATED: Have sucessfully saved a .hex version of my ECU's firmware using ECUFlash 1.38 and the cable-hack. Not matched against any definitions though, so I'll have to have a play and see what I come up with. Further thoughts and help most appreciated ****
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For the valve remove one of the inner springs, just leave the one spring in that is a higher spring rate. It'll still hold high pressure (I tested my old one to 28+ psi and it held fine) and then you can adjust via the screw to get the best combination for idle/cruise/shifting.
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For the valve remove one of the inner springs, just leave the one spring in that is a higher spring rate. It'll still hold high pressure (I tested my old one to 28+ psi and it held fine) and then you can adjust via the screw to get the best combination for idle/cruise/shifting.
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Was wondering what year your RVR is?
I have done some bin file hacking on the '96 SSG RVR.
This is a EPROM (non-flashy) setup, but EvoScan will read it.
If you think it may be of some use, trot-on over to the EvoCrew site and check out RVR Resource folder. Fuel & ignition Maps, fuel cut plus a bunch of other parameters worked out.
I have done some bin file hacking on the '96 SSG RVR.
This is a EPROM (non-flashy) setup, but EvoScan will read it.
If you think it may be of some use, trot-on over to the EvoCrew site and check out RVR Resource folder. Fuel & ignition Maps, fuel cut plus a bunch of other parameters worked out.
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Cheers mate, I will have a look on EvoCrew - never checked that folder lol. Been a member for a bit. Not sure ECU is the same, as the engine is not (you run EVOIII - , I run EVOIV +)
I'll get some pictures up soon. This is quite different to an Outlander.
I'll get some pictures up soon. This is quite different to an Outlander.
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For the valve remove one of the inner springs, just leave the one spring in that is a higher spring rate. It'll still hold high pressure (I tested my old one to 28+ psi and it held fine) and then you can adjust via the screw to get the best combination for idle/cruise/shifting.
Although shifts go pssshh until I hit 6500-7000rpm then they go psshpshhsphhspssh (eg sounds like backpressure on turbo)
Oh, and the car stalled like a *****, even recirc with only one spring.
Do I have a dead valve, or am I just being a n00b?
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