Gearbox Controller 722.6 ver 2
Gearbox Controller 722.6 ver 2
(08-16-2015, 11:31 AM)olefejer Yes correct it is a LOGIC problem,
As when the car is stationary, the N -> D is handlet one way, even the 3-4 shift valve is used to give smoother "Garage Shift",
Also a check regarding if it is, first or Second gear we have first time in "D" if second gear it is corrected. to first.
Also as the Controller can run width no external speed sensor it is Essential that i know what gear we are in, to calculate speed correct. if you move to N i am lost.
Well anything can be fixed it is but it would be a rather big effort width not that big of an advantage.
But ok i can follow you if someone is used to push in N when running down hill i can see it is irritating
(08-16-2015, 11:31 AM)olefejer Yes correct it is a LOGIC problem,
As when the car is stationary, the N -> D is handlet one way, even the 3-4 shift valve is used to give smoother "Garage Shift",
Also a check regarding if it is, first or Second gear we have first time in "D" if second gear it is corrected. to first.
Also as the Controller can run width no external speed sensor it is Essential that i know what gear we are in, to calculate speed correct. if you move to N i am lost.
Well anything can be fixed it is but it would be a rather big effort width not that big of an advantage.
But ok i can follow you if someone is used to push in N when running down hill i can see it is irritating
I think at some point you are going to need a separate forum for your controller. So I got my VNT working now but with the sensors I purchased from you what is the max boost I can get? Right now I am only getting roughly 30psi with the controller working and controlling it. When I just manually was working the vanes I was able to shut them more and get higher boost and back pressure and the car felt a lot faster. Am I able to make the controller have a difference of at least 10psi backpressure to get boost higher and building quicker? Anyone else using the controller to control their VNT turbo?
(08-17-2015, 06:07 PM)swampmonkeyYes that is a good idea ;-)(08-16-2015, 11:31 AM)olefejer Yes correct it is a LOGIC problem,
As when the car is stationary, the N -> D is handlet one way, even the 3-4 shift valve is used to give smoother "Garage Shift",
Also a check regarding if it is, first or Second gear we have first time in "D" if second gear it is corrected. to first.
Also as the Controller can run width no external speed sensor it is Essential that i know what gear we are in, to calculate speed correct. if you move to N i am lost.
Well anything can be fixed it is but it would be a rather big effort width not that big of an advantage.
But ok i can follow you if someone is used to push in N when running down hill i can see it is irritating
ok, but if i got a external speedsensor? like an ABS sensor in the differential, or one or both of the front wheels perhaps?
il just have to convince him to leave the shifter the fuck alone
thanks
(08-17-2015, 06:07 PM)swampmonkeyYes that is a good idea ;-)(08-16-2015, 11:31 AM)olefejer Yes correct it is a LOGIC problem,
As when the car is stationary, the N -> D is handlet one way, even the 3-4 shift valve is used to give smoother "Garage Shift",
Also a check regarding if it is, first or Second gear we have first time in "D" if second gear it is corrected. to first.
Also as the Controller can run width no external speed sensor it is Essential that i know what gear we are in, to calculate speed correct. if you move to N i am lost.
Well anything can be fixed it is but it would be a rather big effort width not that big of an advantage.
But ok i can follow you if someone is used to push in N when running down hill i can see it is irritating
ok, but if i got a external speedsensor? like an ABS sensor in the differential, or one or both of the front wheels perhaps?
il just have to convince him to leave the shifter the fuck alone
thanks
(08-17-2015, 06:44 PM)TurboTim I think at some point you are going to need a separate forum for your controller. So I got my VNT working now but with the sensors I purchased from you what is the max boost I can get? Right now I am only getting roughly 30psi with the controller working and controlling it. When I just manually was working the vanes I was able to shut them more and get higher boost and back pressure and the car felt a lot faster. Am I able to make the controller have a difference of at least 10psi backpressure to get boost higher and building quicker? Anyone else using the controller to control their VNT turbo?
(08-17-2015, 06:44 PM)TurboTim I think at some point you are going to need a separate forum for your controller. So I got my VNT working now but with the sensors I purchased from you what is the max boost I can get? Right now I am only getting roughly 30psi with the controller working and controlling it. When I just manually was working the vanes I was able to shut them more and get higher boost and back pressure and the car felt a lot faster. Am I able to make the controller have a difference of at least 10psi backpressure to get boost higher and building quicker? Anyone else using the controller to control their VNT turbo?
The vanes are closing but I want them to stay closed until it reaches more boost. It seems like they are opening up too early. How do I raise the boost limit. Can you just answer that?
(08-18-2015, 03:16 PM)TurboTim The vanes are closing but I want them to stay closed until it reaches more boost. It seems like they are opening up too early. How do I raise the boost limit. Can you just answer that?
(08-18-2015, 03:16 PM)TurboTim The vanes are closing but I want them to stay closed until it reaches more boost. It seems like they are opening up too early. How do I raise the boost limit. Can you just answer that?
One more thing - i did have floating zero point TPS DAC readout 96 to 124 in random times. and from zero to 10-12% jump. I'm not be able to fix any point in that range. I have replace 7805 DPAC to D2PAC - the problem with 0-10% has elminated.
I think we all need more detailed instructiom about calibration and they reliance to eath other. I mean line pressure, firmness, temperature coeff.
(08-18-2015, 02:59 PM)olefejer(08-17-2015, 06:07 PM)swampmonkey ok, but if i got a external speedsensor? like an ABS sensor in the differential, or one or both of the front wheels perhaps?Yes that is a good idea ;-)
il just have to convince him to leave the shifter the fuck alone
thanks
And yes you can use any inductiv sensor as speed input.
(08-18-2015, 02:59 PM)olefejer(08-17-2015, 06:07 PM)swampmonkey ok, but if i got a external speedsensor? like an ABS sensor in the differential, or one or both of the front wheels perhaps?Yes that is a good idea ;-)
il just have to convince him to leave the shifter the fuck alone
thanks
And yes you can use any inductiv sensor as speed input.
(08-21-2015, 01:06 PM)jupel One more thing - i did have floating zero point TPS DAC readout 96 to 124 in random times. and from zero to 10-12% jump. I'm not be able to fix any point in that range. I have replace 7805 DPAC to D2PAC - the problem with 0-10% has elminated.
I think we all need more detailed instructiom about calibration and they reliance to eath other. I mean line pressure, firmness, temperature coeff.
(08-21-2015, 01:06 PM)jupel One more thing - i did have floating zero point TPS DAC readout 96 to 124 in random times. and from zero to 10-12% jump. I'm not be able to fix any point in that range. I have replace 7805 DPAC to D2PAC - the problem with 0-10% has elminated.
I think we all need more detailed instructiom about calibration and they reliance to eath other. I mean line pressure, firmness, temperature coeff.
(08-22-2015, 07:28 AM)swampmonkeyThe system support inductive sensors. for external speed and RPM. if that is what you mean ;-)(08-18-2015, 02:59 PM)olefejer(08-17-2015, 06:07 PM)swampmonkey ok, but if i got a external speedsensor? like an ABS sensor in the differential, or one or both of the front wheels perhaps?Yes that is a good idea ;-)
il just have to convince him to leave the shifter the fuck alone
thanks
And yes you can use any inductiv sensor as speed input.
but i take it your system doesnt support it huh? :/
if im acctually getting the v12 build up and running, connecting ABS sensors would be 1% of the work for me, and al the other extra work im going throu, i think it might be worth it going al the way with the build
(08-22-2015, 07:28 AM)swampmonkeyThe system support inductive sensors. for external speed and RPM. if that is what you mean ;-)(08-18-2015, 02:59 PM)olefejer(08-17-2015, 06:07 PM)swampmonkey ok, but if i got a external speedsensor? like an ABS sensor in the differential, or one or both of the front wheels perhaps?Yes that is a good idea ;-)
il just have to convince him to leave the shifter the fuck alone
thanks
And yes you can use any inductiv sensor as speed input.
but i take it your system doesnt support it huh? :/
if im acctually getting the v12 build up and running, connecting ABS sensors would be 1% of the work for me, and al the other extra work im going throu, i think it might be worth it going al the way with the build
(08-22-2015, 10:04 AM)olefejer(08-22-2015, 07:28 AM)swampmonkeyThe system support inductive sensors. for external speed and RPM. if that is what you mean ;-)(08-18-2015, 02:59 PM)olefejer Yes that is a good idea ;-)
And yes you can use any inductiv sensor as speed input.
but i take it your system doesnt support it huh? :/
if im acctually getting the v12 build up and running, connecting ABS sensors would be 1% of the work for me, and al the other extra work im going throu, i think it might be worth it going al the way with the build
Where they are mounted does not matter, it can be on a wheel hub or on the propellershaft, if just signal are linear width speed of the car
(08-22-2015, 10:04 AM)olefejer(08-22-2015, 07:28 AM)swampmonkeyThe system support inductive sensors. for external speed and RPM. if that is what you mean ;-)(08-18-2015, 02:59 PM)olefejer Yes that is a good idea ;-)
And yes you can use any inductiv sensor as speed input.
but i take it your system doesnt support it huh? :/
if im acctually getting the v12 build up and running, connecting ABS sensors would be 1% of the work for me, and al the other extra work im going throu, i think it might be worth it going al the way with the build
Where they are mounted does not matter, it can be on a wheel hub or on the propellershaft, if just signal are linear width speed of the car
Hello everybody ( and Olefejer )
I'm really considering this mod. I'm currently owning a W114 which I'm converting to a OM606. It's going to be twin charged (either 2 parallel turbo's or supercharger, haven't decided yet). I was thinking about a manual but my first STD i've converted to manual kinda et me down.... The boost wasn't instant no more and the gearbox + clutch broke down.
So I'm researching in the 722.6xx gearboxes. I can find a lot of 722.626 (270CDI / 320CDI I believe) but those are probably W5A380 right? I would really like a 580 one. How can I figure out the numbers? Is there any kind of chart somewhere? I can get a 55AMG gearbox but its more pricey and I need to decide quick.
Edit: 722.643 is the AMG gearbox.
Second, I need Olefejers controller of course... It lets me run the gearbox stand alone. But do I need the shifter also? or can I just hook up the old gear selector and use something like microswitches at the steering wheel or a separate shifter? And basically what do I need more to make the tranny work in an ancient car
Whats the price of the controller?
Thank for your help!
(08-23-2015, 06:21 PM)swampmonkeyCorrect it would not work, External speed or not.(08-22-2015, 10:04 AM)olefejer(08-22-2015, 07:28 AM)swampmonkey but i take it your system doesnt support it huh? :/The system support inductive sensors. for external speed and RPM. if that is what you mean ;-)
if im acctually getting the v12 build up and running, connecting ABS sensors would be 1% of the work for me, and al the other extra work im going throu, i think it might be worth it going al the way with the build
Where they are mounted does not matter, it can be on a wheel hub or on the propellershaft, if just signal are linear width speed of the car
yeah, but even with an external speedsensor, not possible to put the gearbox-leaver in neutral? a lot of programmin that is unncessary?
i thought the lack of external speedsensor was the reason D to Neutral and back while moving fast wasnt possible?
(08-23-2015, 06:21 PM)swampmonkeyCorrect it would not work, External speed or not.(08-22-2015, 10:04 AM)olefejer(08-22-2015, 07:28 AM)swampmonkey but i take it your system doesnt support it huh? :/The system support inductive sensors. for external speed and RPM. if that is what you mean ;-)
if im acctually getting the v12 build up and running, connecting ABS sensors would be 1% of the work for me, and al the other extra work im going throu, i think it might be worth it going al the way with the build
Where they are mounted does not matter, it can be on a wheel hub or on the propellershaft, if just signal are linear width speed of the car
yeah, but even with an external speedsensor, not possible to put the gearbox-leaver in neutral? a lot of programmin that is unncessary?
i thought the lack of external speedsensor was the reason D to Neutral and back while moving fast wasnt possible?
(08-24-2015, 01:58 PM)Tito Hello everybody ( and Olefejer )Hi
I'm really considering this mod. I'm currently owning a W114 which I'm converting to a OM606. It's going to be twin charged (either 2 parallel turbo's or supercharger, haven't decided yet). I was thinking about a manual but my first STD i've converted to manual kinda et me down.... The boost wasn't instant no more and the gearbox + clutch broke down.
So I'm researching in the 722.6xx gearboxes. I can find a lot of 722.626 (270CDI / 320CDI I believe) but those are probably W5A380 right? I would really like a 580 one. How can I figure out the numbers? Is there any kind of chart somewhere? I can get a 55AMG gearbox but its more pricey and I need to decide quick.
Edit: 722.643 is the AMG gearbox.
Second, I need Olefejers controller of course... It lets me run the gearbox stand alone. But do I need the shifter also? or can I just hook up the old gear selector and use something like microswitches at the steering wheel or a separate shifter? And basically what do I need more to make the tranny work in an ancient car
Whats the price of the controller?
Thank for your help!
(08-24-2015, 01:58 PM)Tito Hello everybody ( and Olefejer )Hi
I'm really considering this mod. I'm currently owning a W114 which I'm converting to a OM606. It's going to be twin charged (either 2 parallel turbo's or supercharger, haven't decided yet). I was thinking about a manual but my first STD i've converted to manual kinda et me down.... The boost wasn't instant no more and the gearbox + clutch broke down.
So I'm researching in the 722.6xx gearboxes. I can find a lot of 722.626 (270CDI / 320CDI I believe) but those are probably W5A380 right? I would really like a 580 one. How can I figure out the numbers? Is there any kind of chart somewhere? I can get a 55AMG gearbox but its more pricey and I need to decide quick.
Edit: 722.643 is the AMG gearbox.
Second, I need Olefejers controller of course... It lets me run the gearbox stand alone. But do I need the shifter also? or can I just hook up the old gear selector and use something like microswitches at the steering wheel or a separate shifter? And basically what do I need more to make the tranny work in an ancient car
Whats the price of the controller?
Thank for your help!
(08-25-2015, 01:51 AM)Tito Oh I didn't know you had a website Thank for all the info.
Looks like I need to swap the bellhousing, but thats not a hard thing to do right? I would really like the stronger gearbox.
(08-25-2015, 01:51 AM)Tito Oh I didn't know you had a website Thank for all the info.
Looks like I need to swap the bellhousing, but thats not a hard thing to do right? I would really like the stronger gearbox.
Hello all!
After 1500 km driving with Ole's controller I have to say - it's usefull thing, but It's need shift firmness calibration table - both rpm, tps 10x10 point at least, because 10 point is not enought. In that case shifting in high or low rpm with the same trottle would be not the same. Smoth shift on high load and kick on the low load with equal tps position or smooth shift and sliding on high load. When it sliding it's look like this - speedoometr jump up, gears shifting 3-4-5, or 4-5 depending of current gear and your car, in fackt, driving on 1st gear despite of the "5" gear indicator displayed.
update: Ole, is it ok, that odometr count mielage when car is stopped? very slowly anyway
The bellhousing conversion was super easy. No troubles at all. Only problem I'm having is that the 606 bellhousing doesn't support the e55 torque converter. That's a shame because I now have to look for one. The 722.6 from a 220cdi I bought for parts didn't have one! Bummer...
However I ordered the controller. I'm anxious to get to play with the thing!
Is anyone using his controller for Holset VNT? I had mine working good until I just upgraded firmware. Anyone know any good setting to get the new firmware working.
(08-28-2015, 05:36 AM)jupel Hello all!
After 1500 km driving with Ole's controller I have to say - it's usefull thing, but It's need shift firmness calibration table - both rpm, tps 10x10 point at least, because 10 point is not enought. In that case shifting in high or low rpm with the same trottle would be not the same. Smoth shift on high load and kick on the low load with equal tps position or smooth shift and sliding on high load. When it sliding it's look like this - speedoometr jump up, gears shifting 3-4-5, or 4-5 depending of current gear and your car, in fackt, driving on 1st gear despite of the "5" gear indicator displayed.
update: Ole, is it ok, that odometr count mielage when car is stopped? very slowly anyway
(08-28-2015, 05:36 AM)jupel Hello all!
After 1500 km driving with Ole's controller I have to say - it's usefull thing, but It's need shift firmness calibration table - both rpm, tps 10x10 point at least, because 10 point is not enought. In that case shifting in high or low rpm with the same trottle would be not the same. Smoth shift on high load and kick on the low load with equal tps position or smooth shift and sliding on high load. When it sliding it's look like this - speedoometr jump up, gears shifting 3-4-5, or 4-5 depending of current gear and your car, in fackt, driving on 1st gear despite of the "5" gear indicator displayed.
update: Ole, is it ok, that odometr count mielage when car is stopped? very slowly anyway
(09-04-2015, 05:26 PM)TurboTim Is anyone using his controller for Holset VNT? I had mine working good until I just upgraded firmware. Anyone know any good setting to get the new firmware working.
(09-04-2015, 05:26 PM)TurboTim Is anyone using his controller for Holset VNT? I had mine working good until I just upgraded firmware. Anyone know any good setting to get the new firmware working.
(09-05-2015, 01:35 PM)Tito Quick question: Will the 320cdi torque converter fit the om606 bellhousing?
(09-05-2015, 01:35 PM)Tito Quick question: Will the 320cdi torque converter fit the om606 bellhousing?
Got the controller in the mail. Can't wait to play with it.
I wonder if there's a possibility to get a signal out while shifting, for gearbox protection during full load. I've read somewhere it's possible for gasoline cars to retard the ignition during shifting? Could it be used (I've gotta build some kind of rack puller) on diesels?
(09-09-2015, 05:05 PM)Tito Got the controller in the mail. Can't wait to play with it.
I wonder if there's a possibility to get a signal out while shifting, for gearbox protection during full load. I've read somewhere it's possible for gasoline cars to retard the ignition during shifting? Could it be used (I've gotta build some kind of rack puller) on diesels?
(09-09-2015, 05:05 PM)Tito Got the controller in the mail. Can't wait to play with it.
I wonder if there's a possibility to get a signal out while shifting, for gearbox protection during full load. I've read somewhere it's possible for gasoline cars to retard the ignition during shifting? Could it be used (I've gotta build some kind of rack puller) on diesels?
I have tried a few different configurations with my tcu and the response time is just to slow. Only thing that I have found to work with diesels is to vent the boost pressure with a bypass. I was thinking an electronic actuator on the stop lever that would move quickly. But I still think that will be to slow.
The problem with the fuel idea is that is requires it to respond quickly. And from my experience the fuel is slow to respond. Like pushing the level to turn off your engine takes a couple of seconds. I tried using the shut off valve as well. As far as being smokey. Well yes a little but you are only talking about dumping boost for 1 second at the most and in reality less. The turbo will stay spooled as you are simply unloading it. VNT turbos can respond quickly from the actuator but regular waste gates are a little lazy as well. Depending on the setup you typically need to reduce power by around .2-.3 seconds after the shift has started and then come back on at shift completion. So peak power reduction should be at that .2-.3 sec and around .2-.3 after that depending on power levels etc.
(09-11-2015, 12:18 PM)whipplem104 The problem with the fuel idea is that is requires it to respond quickly. And from my experience the fuel is slow to respond. Like pushing the level to turn off your engine takes a couple of seconds. I tried using the shut off valve as well. As far as being smokey. Well yes a little but you are only talking about dumping boost for 1 second at the most and in reality less. The turbo will stay spooled as you are simply unloading it. VNT turbos can respond quickly from the actuator but regular waste gates are a little lazy as well. Depending on the setup you typically need to reduce power by around .2-.3 seconds after the shift has started and then come back on at shift completion. So peak power reduction should be at that .2-.3 sec and around .2-.3 after that depending on power levels etc.
(09-11-2015, 12:18 PM)whipplem104 The problem with the fuel idea is that is requires it to respond quickly. And from my experience the fuel is slow to respond. Like pushing the level to turn off your engine takes a couple of seconds. I tried using the shut off valve as well. As far as being smokey. Well yes a little but you are only talking about dumping boost for 1 second at the most and in reality less. The turbo will stay spooled as you are simply unloading it. VNT turbos can respond quickly from the actuator but regular waste gates are a little lazy as well. Depending on the setup you typically need to reduce power by around .2-.3 seconds after the shift has started and then come back on at shift completion. So peak power reduction should be at that .2-.3 sec and around .2-.3 after that depending on power levels etc.
(09-05-2015, 02:44 AM)olefejerOle, when I wrote about shifting 3-4-5 I mean it it slding, box working incorrectly. gear indicator is ok. and when thing happens the only way to return to normal is restart controller. and yes, I'm use internal speed sensor. sometimes when car start to driving controller is hanging on the 1st gear, and when it happen speedometer sleep too, after gathering speed about 30-40 km/h box shifting hard.(08-28-2015, 05:36 AM)jupel Hello all!
After 1500 km driving with Ole's controller I have to say - it's usefull thing, but It's need shift firmness calibration table - both rpm, tps 10x10 point at least, because 10 point is not enought. In that case shifting in high or low rpm with the same trottle would be not the same. Smoth shift on high load and kick on the low load with equal tps position or smooth shift and sliding on high load. When it sliding it's look like this - speedoometr jump up, gears shifting 3-4-5, or 4-5 depending of current gear and your car, in fackt, driving on 1st gear despite of the "5" gear indicator displayed.
update: Ole, is it ok, that odometr count mielage when car is stopped? very slowly anyway
first 10 x 10 point is a lot to play width, but ok it is a suggestion, and thanks for all suggestion, a lot of feature in the controller is from suggestion in here.
Yes when you shift in manual the hardness is not the same depending on RPM. they gets harder when high RPM correct. i will keep that in mind. if i find a solution for that.
In Automatic mode it is better as a specifik TPS point is linked to a specifik Speed. = almost a specifik RPM shift point.
the 3-4 shift jump up in RPM is normal,
but 4-5 is normally weary good, i have not on any car i have driven seen jump in 4-5 try to use "Rate Last shift" if it jump 4-5 tell it was to soft, do it more time if required.
Regarding you gear indicator not Working, write me direct, we can try to solve it.
As you use probably internal speed, it can be that its count slowly have to check, but it is not my intention.
(09-05-2015, 02:44 AM)olefejerOle, when I wrote about shifting 3-4-5 I mean it it slding, box working incorrectly. gear indicator is ok. and when thing happens the only way to return to normal is restart controller. and yes, I'm use internal speed sensor. sometimes when car start to driving controller is hanging on the 1st gear, and when it happen speedometer sleep too, after gathering speed about 30-40 km/h box shifting hard.(08-28-2015, 05:36 AM)jupel Hello all!
After 1500 km driving with Ole's controller I have to say - it's usefull thing, but It's need shift firmness calibration table - both rpm, tps 10x10 point at least, because 10 point is not enought. In that case shifting in high or low rpm with the same trottle would be not the same. Smoth shift on high load and kick on the low load with equal tps position or smooth shift and sliding on high load. When it sliding it's look like this - speedoometr jump up, gears shifting 3-4-5, or 4-5 depending of current gear and your car, in fackt, driving on 1st gear despite of the "5" gear indicator displayed.
update: Ole, is it ok, that odometr count mielage when car is stopped? very slowly anyway
first 10 x 10 point is a lot to play width, but ok it is a suggestion, and thanks for all suggestion, a lot of feature in the controller is from suggestion in here.
Yes when you shift in manual the hardness is not the same depending on RPM. they gets harder when high RPM correct. i will keep that in mind. if i find a solution for that.
In Automatic mode it is better as a specifik TPS point is linked to a specifik Speed. = almost a specifik RPM shift point.
the 3-4 shift jump up in RPM is normal,
but 4-5 is normally weary good, i have not on any car i have driven seen jump in 4-5 try to use "Rate Last shift" if it jump 4-5 tell it was to soft, do it more time if required.
Regarding you gear indicator not Working, write me direct, we can try to solve it.
As you use probably internal speed, it can be that its count slowly have to check, but it is not my intention.
(09-12-2015, 11:12 AM)jupelWell when internal speed is used, it is important, that shift is not to soft, Maby try to go back to default. and test again.(09-05-2015, 02:44 AM)olefejerOle, when I wrote about shifting 3-4-5 I mean it it slding, box working incorrectly. gear indicator is ok. and when thing happens the only way to return to normal is restart controller. and yes, I'm use internal speed sensor. sometimes when car start to driving controller is hanging on the 1st gear, and when it happen speedometer sleep too, after gathering speed about 30-40 km/h box shifting hard.(08-28-2015, 05:36 AM)jupel Hello all!
After 1500 km driving with Ole's controller I have to say - it's usefull thing, but It's need shift firmness calibration table - both rpm, tps 10x10 point at least, because 10 point is not enought. In that case shifting in high or low rpm with the same trottle would be not the same. Smoth shift on high load and kick on the low load with equal tps position or smooth shift and sliding on high load. When it sliding it's look like this - speedoometr jump up, gears shifting 3-4-5, or 4-5 depending of current gear and your car, in fackt, driving on 1st gear despite of the "5" gear indicator displayed.
update: Ole, is it ok, that odometr count mielage when car is stopped? very slowly anyway
first 10 x 10 point is a lot to play width, but ok it is a suggestion, and thanks for all suggestion, a lot of feature in the controller is from suggestion in here.
Yes when you shift in manual the hardness is not the same depending on RPM. they gets harder when high RPM correct. i will keep that in mind. if i find a solution for that.
In Automatic mode it is better as a specifik TPS point is linked to a specifik Speed. = almost a specifik RPM shift point.
the 3-4 shift jump up in RPM is normal,
but 4-5 is normally weary good, i have not on any car i have driven seen jump in 4-5 try to use "Rate Last shift" if it jump 4-5 tell it was to soft, do it more time if required.
Regarding you gear indicator not Working, write me direct, we can try to solve it.
As you use probably internal speed, it can be that its count slowly have to check, but it is not my intention.
(09-12-2015, 11:12 AM)jupelWell when internal speed is used, it is important, that shift is not to soft, Maby try to go back to default. and test again.(09-05-2015, 02:44 AM)olefejerOle, when I wrote about shifting 3-4-5 I mean it it slding, box working incorrectly. gear indicator is ok. and when thing happens the only way to return to normal is restart controller. and yes, I'm use internal speed sensor. sometimes when car start to driving controller is hanging on the 1st gear, and when it happen speedometer sleep too, after gathering speed about 30-40 km/h box shifting hard.(08-28-2015, 05:36 AM)jupel Hello all!
After 1500 km driving with Ole's controller I have to say - it's usefull thing, but It's need shift firmness calibration table - both rpm, tps 10x10 point at least, because 10 point is not enought. In that case shifting in high or low rpm with the same trottle would be not the same. Smoth shift on high load and kick on the low load with equal tps position or smooth shift and sliding on high load. When it sliding it's look like this - speedoometr jump up, gears shifting 3-4-5, or 4-5 depending of current gear and your car, in fackt, driving on 1st gear despite of the "5" gear indicator displayed.
update: Ole, is it ok, that odometr count mielage when car is stopped? very slowly anyway
first 10 x 10 point is a lot to play width, but ok it is a suggestion, and thanks for all suggestion, a lot of feature in the controller is from suggestion in here.
Yes when you shift in manual the hardness is not the same depending on RPM. they gets harder when high RPM correct. i will keep that in mind. if i find a solution for that.
In Automatic mode it is better as a specifik TPS point is linked to a specifik Speed. = almost a specifik RPM shift point.
the 3-4 shift jump up in RPM is normal,
but 4-5 is normally weary good, i have not on any car i have driven seen jump in 4-5 try to use "Rate Last shift" if it jump 4-5 tell it was to soft, do it more time if required.
Regarding you gear indicator not Working, write me direct, we can try to solve it.
As you use probably internal speed, it can be that its count slowly have to check, but it is not my intention.
Hi. Your controler supports 722.9 7g tronic gearbox? If not, do You gonna make next controler or an update?
(10-06-2015, 04:12 PM)street_666 Hi. Your controler supports 722.9 7g tronic gearbox? If not, do You gonna make next controler or an update?Hi
(10-06-2015, 04:12 PM)street_666 Hi. Your controler supports 722.9 7g tronic gearbox? If not, do You gonna make next controler or an update?Hi
(10-09-2015, 06:46 AM)ross Ole is there a way of using the gear indicator display and the Holset VGT control? Just noticed on your site that it says you can't use both together.
(10-09-2015, 06:46 AM)ross Ole is there a way of using the gear indicator display and the Holset VGT control? Just noticed on your site that it says you can't use both together.
(10-09-2015, 02:13 PM)olefejer(10-09-2015, 06:46 AM)ross Ole is there a way of using the gear indicator display and the Holset VGT control? Just noticed on your site that it says you can't use both together.
Well the problem is that both the Canbus and gearindicator is using the SPI bus, but right now testing different small OLED displays, one of them, can for sure run together width Canbus, but not ready yet. I post later when i know what display, i will use for more advanced Gear indicator.
(10-09-2015, 02:13 PM)olefejer(10-09-2015, 06:46 AM)ross Ole is there a way of using the gear indicator display and the Holset VGT control? Just noticed on your site that it says you can't use both together.
Well the problem is that both the Canbus and gearindicator is using the SPI bus, but right now testing different small OLED displays, one of them, can for sure run together width Canbus, but not ready yet. I post later when i know what display, i will use for more advanced Gear indicator.
(09-11-2015, 03:52 PM)olefejerJust tryed it today.(09-11-2015, 12:18 PM)whipplem104 The problem with the fuel idea is that is requires it to respond quickly. And from my experience the fuel is slow to respond. Like pushing the level to turn off your engine takes a couple of seconds. I tried using the shut off valve as well. As far as being smokey. Well yes a little but you are only talking about dumping boost for 1 second at the most and in reality less. The turbo will stay spooled as you are simply unloading it. VNT turbos can respond quickly from the actuator but regular waste gates are a little lazy as well. Depending on the setup you typically need to reduce power by around .2-.3 seconds after the shift has started and then come back on at shift completion. So peak power reduction should be at that .2-.3 sec and around .2-.3 after that depending on power levels etc.
Hi Yes you are correct, it would maybe be to slow.
But i would mount the 3 way valve near the ALDA.
When i power it it just releases boost pressure to the vastegate. Boost will still be there. (or maby fall a little as lack of fuel.)
When shift is over the valve turn back to normal, and the boost already there will press the ALDA and give fuel again.
I would have to try it to see if it works.
It would be great for easy cruising ;-) and only have it in the W setting and not in "S"
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(09-11-2015, 03:52 PM)olefejerJust tryed it today.(09-11-2015, 12:18 PM)whipplem104 The problem with the fuel idea is that is requires it to respond quickly. And from my experience the fuel is slow to respond. Like pushing the level to turn off your engine takes a couple of seconds. I tried using the shut off valve as well. As far as being smokey. Well yes a little but you are only talking about dumping boost for 1 second at the most and in reality less. The turbo will stay spooled as you are simply unloading it. VNT turbos can respond quickly from the actuator but regular waste gates are a little lazy as well. Depending on the setup you typically need to reduce power by around .2-.3 seconds after the shift has started and then come back on at shift completion. So peak power reduction should be at that .2-.3 sec and around .2-.3 after that depending on power levels etc.
Hi Yes you are correct, it would maybe be to slow.
But i would mount the 3 way valve near the ALDA.
When i power it it just releases boost pressure to the vastegate. Boost will still be there. (or maby fall a little as lack of fuel.)
When shift is over the valve turn back to normal, and the boost already there will press the ALDA and give fuel again.
I would have to try it to see if it works.
It would be great for easy cruising ;-) and only have it in the W setting and not in "S"
.
Do you see any significant power reduction? But yeah that is what I am talking about with the slow response .5s is a long time. Most shifts are over before that time is up so you would definitely need a delay. I just focused on not needing it at the end of the day. Let us know how it works out though.
(10-16-2015, 02:51 PM)wanger Hi would the ecu drive a different VNT turbo? I can get a transit 2.4 tdci turbo cheap.
Whats the criteria to run it?
(10-16-2015, 02:51 PM)wanger Hi would the ecu drive a different VNT turbo? I can get a transit 2.4 tdci turbo cheap.
Whats the criteria to run it?
(10-16-2015, 10:25 PM)Eric78 Can this controller use the Cruise Control wand to change gears in the manual shift mode? I won't be re-installing the cruise control when I do the engine swap but I way as well keep the wand & use it for something rather than have to plug up the hole.
(10-16-2015, 10:25 PM)Eric78 Can this controller use the Cruise Control wand to change gears in the manual shift mode? I won't be re-installing the cruise control when I do the engine swap but I way as well keep the wand & use it for something rather than have to plug up the hole.
(10-26-2015, 03:19 AM)erx We need 4bar boost sensor, 3bar sensor is stopping on 2,99. 4bar boost sensor would be nice option for STD.
(10-26-2015, 03:19 AM)erx We need 4bar boost sensor, 3bar sensor is stopping on 2,99. 4bar boost sensor would be nice option for STD.
(10-26-2015, 12:48 PM)olefejer(10-26-2015, 03:19 AM)erx We need 4bar boost sensor, 3bar sensor is stopping on 2,99. 4bar boost sensor would be nice option for STD.
You are running some hardcore engine ;-)
but it is no problem at 2 bar boost and 100% TPS the Controller shift as hard as possible.
And the sensor would survive 4 bar boost but just not show it.
(10-26-2015, 12:48 PM)olefejer(10-26-2015, 03:19 AM)erx We need 4bar boost sensor, 3bar sensor is stopping on 2,99. 4bar boost sensor would be nice option for STD.
You are running some hardcore engine ;-)
but it is no problem at 2 bar boost and 100% TPS the Controller shift as hard as possible.
And the sensor would survive 4 bar boost but just not show it.