Extreme first timer.

Holden/Delco Tuning. ALDL, OBD 1.5. Circa 1989 to 2004.
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Re: Extreme first timer.

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I think your chances are very minimal. Holden202s is the best around! Maybe someone might have some lean cruise stuff up their sleeve and might be able to help with it though?
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Help would be great, im keen to learn not just receive answers if thats alright. Since iv found this forum iv been attached to it like i did with my last hobbie. Im glad you guys are friendly and helpful unlike alot of car forums i have been too.
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yeah that pretty much it jayme, and my VZ V6 will do the same drop back to 3rd (maybe - its a 5 speed auto so might be 4th) but then it will hold that gear till the top of the hit then upshift on decel ... and im sure thats just a matter of changing the upshift thresholds in the VS settings so it will hold that gear till the TPS backs right off eg. over the hill ... thats something you can test for us hahaha seeing how ecotec v6 toranas don't have cruise control :P

as far as the XDF goes theres pretty much SFA out there for the ecotec hense why i have been trying to piece it together mostly with the help of VL400 and Yoda, alot of it is trial and error, looking for patterns in the hex code and seeing what they work out to be in a tunerpro table .... it also help VL400 can read the delco matrix fluently so he finds stuff for me aswell.

it will get there eventually and honestly most of the stuff i've found so far has been alot because of my ecotec in the torana being a bit different (no bcm, different diff gears and tyres size etc) so i've had to change some of these things just to get the car drivable but i really need to work on more fueling stuff cause thats the main thing we are lacking at the moment ....

give me some time i'll see if i can't find atleast the lean cruise stuff and then i'll work on some fuel tables. (i want these cause my ecotec is lean in the top end!)
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Re: Extreme first timer.

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Holden202 wrote:give me some time i'll see if i can't find atleast the lean cruise stuff and then i'll work on some fuel tables. (i want these cause my ecotec is lean in the top end!)
You have mail! MAF tables and lean cruise fuel and spark.

Offsets for $51E code ...
Lean Cruise fuel - 0x46D1
MAF Tables start at - 0x48B4
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Wow, you guys sure do know what your on about. I dont mean to sound like im nagging or anything. Dont rush something just because a new member asked about something. Im happy to wait and keep track of what you guys do.

Does this process cost you guys anything? Maybe set up a donation tab to help with the process of running of the website. Id be glad to give donations here and there. Im not really the type to steal other peoples hard work and say i click this and typed that and created this wicked memcal.
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Re: Extreme first timer.

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Well, It costs more time than money. I do it as a hobby and for my own projects (present and future). I think most of us mainly enjoy seeing other people use it. There are a few people who run various types of efi businesses of their own and would be happy to sell you services if you asked.
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Oh fair enough. As a thanks for so far, as im rebuilding my site, ill add a link back to here from there. Its the least i could do.
Cant wait for the new xdf VS release. Its like christmas all over again.
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lol, what you normally get a lump of coal for chrissy ?? :wtf:
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Nah, i just get real enthusiastic about new hobbies and get right into them.
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Re: Extreme first timer.

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just an update, got all the maf and lean cruise tables mapped out last night, just need to sort out some equations for them and we should be in business!