MS Users - Coolant related ignition advance (starting)
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Re: MS Users - Coolant related ignition advance (starting)
Did you not like the idle valve?
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Re: MS Users - Coolant related ignition advance (starting)
1955cc66bug wrote:Did you not like the idle valve?
When I have the PWM Ford valve at '0' or a bit of duty cycle on cranking when cold it seems to start ok. But when warm/hot operating temp the motor just screams like you have the throttle stuck open then dies down to the regular RPM for the 5sec (or whatever I set it to).....and to the duty cycle at that CLT temp.
This happens when you go into a store or something.......come back to the car and start it up and then it cranks I guess at the low % and then ramps down to the closed or nearly closed postion.
There is no hot setting for having the valve closed. I don't really need it when the motor is hot.
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Re: MS Users - Coolant related ignition advance (starting)
Well I didn't like it Either it was my settings or whatever but the motor didn't really seem to idle at a higher RPM like I thought it would have. I think I had like 36 total at cold and that for some reason barley bumped the RPM at all
I had 10 over my total and my 100,90,80 and 75 KPA and 800/1100 bins started at 26-28 and scaled down as the map dropped to idle.
MSQ and log are here........
http://www.msefi.com/viewtopic.php?f=25 ... 31#p230631
I had 10 over my total and my 100,90,80 and 75 KPA and 800/1100 bins started at 26-28 and scaled down as the map dropped to idle.
MSQ and log are here........
http://www.msefi.com/viewtopic.php?f=25 ... 31#p230631
'65 Bus with a JDM Subaru EJ20 Turbo
Built by Germans powered by Japanese and brought together by Canadians
Built by Germans powered by Japanese and brought together by Canadians