I’m .5 to 60.04 using the wizard . If there is a 400kpa internal sensor it would be converted to psi a at 58.02 correct ? Also I need Calibration voltage wizard shows 0-5v should it not be .5 to 4.5v . or is there a procedure to calculate . Learning ,Please help me understand also could not find any real information . Help only talked about external sensor .
Is there a repository for sensor data ?
To answer your 0-5v question. The 4bar MAP sensor probably reads 0.2bar @0.2volt, and 4bar@4.8volt. If you extrapolate that you get 3kPa @ 0V and 418kPa @5volt. Very similar to the original values in the ECU
MAP-sensor-manual.pdf (The BLACK probably has a very similar sensor as the one in this pdf)
Just put back the original MAP calibration data, and correct it via the MAP offset shown above.
Thank you for the reply and yes I understand the offset relation .
Very curious to know if the conversion Metric to Imperial is correct ?
If you select the internal Map sensor does it ignore the calibration table in version 3 ?
If you use the wizard I would think it would use 58.02 not 60.04 when selecting imperial vs Metric is there a way to tell ?
Reason for all the questions the way I understand it the Map sensor has impact to the Pulse With ,VE table and estimated air flow . Currently have issues with LOW Air flow estimated and Air /Fuel mix is off.
All reply’s are welcome also see if someone from ecumaster can chime in .
Can you tell me sir if I select the internal map sensor I don’t need to calibrate even if I select imperial over metric ? Trying to figure out why I have low estimated air flow . Can provide log and emu . Thanks
The I have selected the Internal map which is 4bar . The sensor during the cranking is looks off . the key on engine off is 14.6 witch is correct in Ohio where I’m at but when cranking the values are associated to the Toyota oem 1bar reference scale during cranking . This impacts my PW Value and estimated air the ecu calculates . The data above looks like that is happening . Getting to much calculated PW and Air . I could be wrong but the data suggest otherwise . Sorry new to all this . Thank you for looking .please let me know either way sir .