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hi, can someone help me with 2jz gte non vvti base map on m150 ecu i need a base map

Hi,

If I recall correctly, the Non VVT equipped 2JZ engines used a 12 tooth crank trigger with a single sync tooth on the Cam, so this will use the Multi Tooth Four Stroke Reference Mode with 12 set for the Engine Speed Reference Tooth Count. You will need to do an Input Capture to set the Sensor type and Edges in use.

As for the remained of the setup, all of the 2JZ Packages that I have seen use different sensors, coils and injectors from the OEM, so there is not a base Package that can easily be used to start with

Stephen Dean wrote:Hi,

If I recall correctly, the Non VVT equipped 2JZ engines used a 12 tooth crank trigger with a single sync tooth on the Cam, so this will use the Multi Tooth Four Stroke Reference Mode with 12 set for the Engine Speed Reference Tooth Count. You will need to do an Input Capture to set the Sensor type and Edges in use.

As for the remained of the setup, all of the 2JZ Packages that I have seen use different sensors, coils and injectors from the OEM, so there is not a base Package that can easily be used to start with

what will be the engine offset to be set if there is a range. as im doing the same setup on m150 2jz gte non vvti

Hi,

I do not have a validated number for this with the 12 tooth trigger, looking through the non VVTi Packages that I have access to shows a value around the 390° mark as a starting point.

Stephen Dean wrote:Hi,

I do not have a validated number for this with the 12 tooth trigger, looking through the non VVTi Packages that I have access to shows a value around the 390° mark as a starting point.

have a question, is there a specific type in the "engine speed Reference mode" to be selected for 2JZ GTE non vvti 12 tooth or i need to select the "Multi tooth Four Strok with custom data"

That engine runs a 12 equally spaced trigger pattern with no missing or additional teeth, and a single tooth on the cam if I recall, so yes, in this case, the Multi Tooth Four Stroke Reference Mode will be selected, using 12 teeth for the Reference Tooth Count.