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jst



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slightly OT but are you meant to wait for EGT to drop below 160C prior to turning off? Cheers

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Post #64008 16th Mar 2011 10:39pm
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jst wrote:
slightly OT but are you meant to wait for EGT to drop below 160C prior to turning off?


One should always idle a turbodiesel before switching off. I always wait until the EGT falls to 160C, although anything below 200C should be fine. --
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i know you should always idle it, just wasnt aware of the 160figure, where does that come about then? Cheers

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Post #64032 17th Mar 2011 7:29am
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jst wrote:
where does that come about then?







Whistle --
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Re: BAS Remap evolution (NO EGR) upgrade
dgardel wrote:
EGR is ALWAYS CLOSED, it stay at 16-18% ONLY AT IDLE, but when I "touch" the throttle it go to 0% always.


Daniele, forgot to ask - how do you know this? --
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Post #64057 17th Mar 2011 10:47am
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Re: BAS Remap evolution (NO EGR) upgrade
Naks wrote:
dgardel wrote:
EGR is ALWAYS CLOSED, it stay at 16-18% ONLY AT IDLE, but when I "touch" the throttle it go to 0% always.


Daniele, forgot to ask - how do you know this?


When I test maps for Pete, I'll drive with the Nanocom Evolution connected in OBD dashboard mode where I can read the parameters that I want to check (EGR, common rail pressure, turbo pressure, water temp, inlet air temp, engine charge,....) and record its on file. Discovery 5 td6 HSE Stornoway Gray Outback Engineering Limited Edition

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Re: BAS Remap evolution (NO EGR) upgrade
dgardel wrote:
When I test maps for Pete, I'll drive with the Nanocom Evolution connected..


Ah, nice, thanks Thumbs Up --
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Re: BAS Remap evolution (NO EGR) upgrade
dgardel wrote:
Naks wrote:
dgardel wrote:
EGR is ALWAYS CLOSED, it stay at 16-18% ONLY AT IDLE, but when I "touch" the throttle it go to 0% always.


Daniele, forgot to ask - how do you know this?


When I test maps for Pete, I'll drive with the Nanocom Evolution connected in OBD dashboard mode where I can read the parameters that I want to check (EGR, common rail pressure, turbo pressure, water temp, inlet air temp, engine charge,....) and record its on file.


Daniel

what are the measurement UNITS displayed by the NNCOM? SI?
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Naks wrote:
jst wrote:
where does that come about then?







Whistle


Sorry i am obviously not privi to this information and your knowledge exceeds mine on this topic, hence why i asked. i didnt realise i had to whistle for it.

sometimes i really wonder about this forum. Cheers

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Post #64141 17th Mar 2011 9:22pm
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jst wrote:
Sorry i am obviously not privi to this information and your knowledge exceeds mine on this topic, hence why i asked. i didnt realise i had to whistle for it. sometimes i really wonder about this forum.


James, sorry boet, no offence/malice intended. The 160C is a thumbsuck of mine - by all accounts anything around 200C should be ok.

After the BAS remap with EGR-shut, initial fill up after a 200km run returned consumption of 9.5l/100km.

Went to Tulbagh for the long weekend and gave it some foot on the R44 in strong winds, and spent an hour idling in heavy traffic on Boyes Drive this evening. Consumption was 10.8l/100km after this run.

Will continue to monitor & report consumption. --
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Daily commute to & from work, on BAS 1.7.2 running on BP 50ppm, consumption was 9.6l/100km. --
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