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Idle State Change

PostPosted: Wed Apr 10, 2019 4:35 pm
by rayhall
I have a M150GPR on a Audi V10. The engine runs and have done some tuning. I havea problem with the engine stalling when idling. Cannot find any reason for this happening other then the idle state changing from IDLE to NORMAL.Cannot not find anything that would make theidle state change. There is no fans or AC switching in or out that cuases this.

Another odd thing is the ignition timing is wrong in the live data compaired to what is in the tables and settings, It will got to amuch higher values then expected . I have included some screen shots and the package.

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Ray.

Re: Idle State Change

PostPosted: Wed Apr 10, 2019 5:33 pm
by Stephen Dean
Hi Ray,

The upper limit of the Ignition timing range is set by the Ignition Timing Main table. When the Idle Control system has advanced the ignition timing to a point that it has matched the ignition Timing Main table value, the Ignition Timing State will change from Idle to Normal to indicate which system is currently controlling the Idle Ignition timing.

I would advise that you remove the Overall trims in place for the Fueling and Ignition.

Can you post the logging from the engine stumbling under idle conditions?

Re: Idle State Change

PostPosted: Thu Apr 11, 2019 11:05 am
by rayhall
Stephen,

Thank you for that information. I will try what you suggest after I find were these settings are in the software. I find the M1 Tune software hard to find what you want. Even when I do find it the next time I need to make a change I have the same problem finding where it was. There are just too many pages of settings.

Ray.

Re: Idle State Change

PostPosted: Fri Apr 12, 2019 3:20 pm
by gtihk
It is a matter of getting used to it.
Go to All Calibrate under Tuning workbook, tick the appropriate box on top and then type in the name of the item you want to look for.
Better still, create your own custom workbook and then you will always know where to find the things you use mostly.

Re: Idle State Change

PostPosted: Fri Apr 12, 2019 11:15 pm
by greenamex2
Well worth spending some time with custom workbooks.

Great for concentrating on a specific area or the sort of things you look at regularly after the main setup and tune is complete.

Re: Idle State Change

PostPosted: Wed Apr 17, 2019 6:20 am
by WereItSoCheesy
I've been having this exact same issue on a Triumph 675 engine. If ignition timing doesn't go into idle state, the idle will hunt and the engine dies in a matter of seconds. Once I get it into idle state (i snap the throttle a few times on starts and it seems to go into idle state) and it corrects ignition timing, the engine will idle forever. On hot starts the engine will not go into idle state without holding the throttle open for ~15 seconds.

Re: Idle State Change

PostPosted: Wed Apr 17, 2019 1:29 pm
by Stephen Dean
Hi,

Can you please post the logging of this happening, as well as the Package from the M1 thanks.

If you would rather, you can also send this information to support @ motec.com.au

Re: Idle State Change

PostPosted: Fri Apr 19, 2019 3:54 pm
by WereItSoCheesy
As soon as the car is back together this weekend I'll send it to you.