Does this log look ok?

vagman2001

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Logged these in 4th gear as you were saying...i changed the plugs, fuel filter and air filter since the last logs.
There still seems to be timing pull any ideas?
I also logged 001, 112, 030 like you were saying 8bit im not sure what these values should be at so im looking into a hole with that one im sure you will know more!



Code:
	Group A:	'003				Group B:	'115				Group C:	'020			
		Engine Speed	Mass Air Flow	Throttle Valve Angle	Ignition		Engine Speed	Engine Load	Boost Pressure	Boost Pressure		Timing Retardation	Timing Retardation	Timing Retardation	Timing Retardation
	TIME	(G28)	Sensor (G70)		Timing Angle	TIME	(G28)		(specified)	(actual)	TIME	Cylinder 1	Cylinder 2	Cylinder 3	Cylinder 4
Marker	STAMP	 /min	 g/s	 %	 °BTDC	STAMP	 /min	 %	 mbar	 mbar	STAMP	°KW	°KW	°KW	°KW
	0.27	2440	13.64	9.4	33	0.57	2440	30.1	1000	1020	0.87	0	0	0	0
	1.19	2440	14.06	9.4	32.3	1.47	2440	30.8	1000	1020	1.77	0	0	0	0
	2.08	2520	49.14	97.3	21	2.38	2560	100	2390	1260	2.68	0	0	0	0
	2.98	2720	77.14	100	12.8	3.28	2800	148.9	2410	1860	3.58	0	0	0	0
	3.89	3000	133.58	100	-0.8	4.19	3120	191.7	2430	2540	4.49	0	0	0	0
	4.79	3400	152.22	99.6	3	5.09	3560	191.7	2490	2540	5.38	0	0	0	3
	5.7	3800	164.94	100	6	6	3920	191.7	2550	2540	6.3	3	3	0	3
	6.6	4200	170.92	100	3	6.9	4320	191.7	2550	2540	7.2	3	6	3	5.3
	7.51	4560	182.69	100	4.5	7.81	4640	191.7	2550	2500	8.11	6	6	6	5.3
	8.41	4880	186.89	100	5.3	8.71	4920	191.7	2550	2410	9.01	6	5.3	6	8.3
	9.32	5120	193.25	100	3	9.62	5240	191.7	2540	2300	9.92	5.3	5.3	5.3	8.3
	10.22	5400	196.94	100	3	10.52	5480	188.7	2540	2290	10.82	5.3	4.5	8.3	7.5
	11.13	5640	198.92	100	4.5	11.44	5680	187.2	2540	2230	11.73	8.3	7.5	8.3	7.5
	12.03	5840	201.19	100	5.3	12.33	5880	185.7	2520	2150	12.64	8.3	7.5	7.5	7.5
	12.94	6000	199.36	100	9	13.24	6080	169.2	2470	2170	13.54	7.5	6.8	7.5	6.8
	13.85	6200	201.28	99.6	9.8	14.14	6240	177.4	2440	2090	14.45	7.5	6.8	7.5	6.8
	14.75	6360	200.61	100	12	15.05	6400	166.9	2400	2060	15.35	6.8	6.8	6.8	9
	15.65	6520	200.31	100	13.5	15.95	6560	154.1	2270	2130	16.27	6.8	6	6.8	9
	16.57	6680	198.25	99.2	14.3	16.86	6720	155.6	2200	2110	17.16	6	9	6	8.3
	17.46	6800	201.28	100	13.5	17.77	6840	159.4	1960	2200	18.07	6	9	6	8.3

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Wednesday	29	May	2013	21:41:39:32264	VCDS Version: Release 11.11.3	Data version: 20120401									
1ML 906 032 A		1.8l R4/5VT         0001													
															
	Group A:	'001				Group B:	'030				Group C:	'112			
		Engine Speed	Coolant	Lambda Control	Basic Setting		Bank 1	Bank 1	Bin. Bits	Bin. Bits		Exhaust Gas	Enrichment Factor	Bin. Bits	Bin. Bits
	TIME	(G28)	Temperature (G62)	Bank 1	Requirements	TIME	Sensor 1	Sensor 2			TIME	Temperature Bank 1	Sensor Bank 1		
Marker	STAMP	 /min	°C	 %		STAMP					STAMP	°C	 %		
	0.6	2400	91	3.9	11101001	0.01	11	110	        	        	0.29	655	0	        	        
	1.51	2400	91	3.1	11101001	0.9	111	11	        	        	1.21	655	0	        	        
	2.41	2560	91	0	11100001	1.8	10	110	        	        	2.1	655	0	        	        
	3.32	2800	91	0.8	11101001	2.72	10	10	        	        	3.02	655	0	        	        
	4.22	3120	92	3.9	11101001	3.62	11	110	        	        	3.92	675	0	        	        
	5.12	3560	92	11.7	11101001	4.52	111	10	        	        	4.83	720	0	        	        
	6.03	3960	92	8.6	11101001	5.43	111	110	        	        	5.73	790	0	        	        
	6.94	4320	92	3.1	11101001	6.34	11	10	        	        	6.64	835	0	        	        
	7.84	4680	93	-0.8	11101001	7.24	11	110	        	        	7.54	865	0	        	        
	8.75	4960	93	-0.8	11101001	8.15	11	110	        	        	8.45	890	0	        	        
	9.65	5240	93	-3.1	11101001	9.05	111	110	        	        	9.35	905	0	        	        
	10.56	5480	95	-2.3	11101001	9.96	11	110	        	        	10.26	925	4.3	        	        
	11.46	5720	95	0	11100001	10.86	10	110	        	        	11.16	940	12.2	        	        
	12.37	5920	95	0	11100001	11.77	10	110	        	        	12.07	945	18	        	        
	13.28	6080	96	0	11100001	12.67	10	110	        	        	12.97	940	19.6	        	        
	14.19	6280	96	0	11100001	13.58	10	110	        	        	13.89	935	19.6	        	        
	15.1	6440	96	0	11100001	14.48	10	110	        	        	14.78	930	18.4	        	        
	15.99	6600	96	0	11100001	15.39	10	10	        	        	15.69	930	18.8	        	        
	16.91	6760	96	0	11100001	16.29	10	110	        	        	16.6	925	18.4	        	        
	17.8	6840	95	0	11100001	17.21	10	10	        	        	17.5	925	17.6
 
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leon cupra r

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Horrid to read, but you're pulling up to 8 degrees of timing... ECU has a limit of 12 degrees, after that it can do no more and you're in danger of pre-ignition doing damage to internals - safe bet it will be your rods that get bent first.

A wide open throttle run through the gears with a long stint in 5th/6th (especially a quest to find the top speed of your car) will give rise to higher cylinder temps and will likely induce more preignition... Along with higher cylinder temps, higher intake temps / fuel with a lower RON rating / oil vapour reducing octane of fuel / higher boost levels can increase pre-ignition.

For this reason it's generally said (although the origins of this assumption I'm not sure) that CFs of up to 6 in a 4th gear WOT run are acceptable, to leave some headroom for flat out runs / slightly poorer fuel etc.

Your last log shows fuel dumping - 1.8Ts with K04 Turbos have EGT (exhaust gas temp) sensors which are designed to increase economy and are the reason why a 225bhp car can still easily see 30+ mpg.

Stock fuelling is targeted at 0.953 lambda throughout the rev range under wide open throttle, until the EGT sees temps exceeding 920 degrees C, at which point fuelling is richened up according to an enrichment factor in the next column on block 112 in an attempt to cool cylinder temps down. This is why your temps peak at 945 and then start dropping even though throttle is wide open. I would guess that by the amount your car is fuel dumping it's running pretty damn rich at the top end and starts to feel a bit like it's running out of puff on a run like this?

Apparently in Germany it's illegal to mess with fuelling when remapping a car for eco reasons, so a lot of remaps only adjust timing + boost and rely on the EGT sensor to keep things cool (other remaps are programmed to run richer under wide open throttle right through the rev range to keep temps lower across the board). You can see whether your map is based on one like this by logging block 031. Plant your foot from 3k revs and if you see a 0.953 repeatedly you've got one of these maps.

Ben
 

leon cupra r

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Also in the first log your actual boost is not hitting requested... Can you log block 115 and 118? This will show requested boost by your ECU, actual boost your turbo is managing, and will also show N75 duty (this is the valve that operates waste gate on your turbo. If this is 100% and turbo is still not hitting the requests you likely have either a boost leak or a dying turbo. Also block 032 might come in useful as if you have split pipework it may show up in here.

You will also get intake air temperatures on 118 which are important when looking at timing corrections.
 

8bit

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Feb 11, 2010
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Made a mistake - meant to say 001, 031 and 112, not 030. In any case, your turbo is meeting requested boost but only just and it doesn't sustain it, suspect possible boost leak - usually they spike higher than requested then fall back and hover close to request as the revs rise.

As above, your EGTs are into the protection range (above 920*C) by 5500rpm, that doesn't look right to me. We'd need to see block 031 to be certain but my gut feel is it's running a bit lean so cylinder (and consequently exhaust) temps are getting too high. You can see in the last column on the second log shows the ECU dumping extra fuel to cool things down, I could be wrong but it may be that the injectors are already maxed out by then and there's no room for more fuel for cylinder cooling.

Can you log blocks 002, 031 and 112 - that way we'll see injector pulse width, actual vs. specified lambda readings and EGTs. Also log 115, 118 and 020 as suggested above to give boost, N75 duty and corrections again.

My gut feel is there's a boost leak causing the car to run lean and cylinder temps to go high, but the fuelling system has no headroom for the ECU to dump fuel to cool it down.
 

vagman2001

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Horrid to read, but you're pulling up to 8 degrees of timing... ECU has a limit of 12 degrees, after that it can do no more and you're in danger of pre-ignition doing damage to internals - safe bet it will be your rods that get bent first.

A wide open throttle run through the gears with a long stint in 5th/6th (especially a quest to find the top speed of your car) will give rise to higher cylinder temps and will likely induce more preignition... Along with higher cylinder temps, higher intake temps / fuel with a lower RON rating / oil vapour reducing octane of fuel / higher boost levels can increase pre-ignition.

For this reason it's generally said (although the origins of this assumption I'm not sure) that CFs of up to 6 in a 4th gear WOT run are acceptable, to leave some headroom for flat out runs / slightly poorer fuel etc.

Your last log shows fuel dumping - 1.8Ts with K04 Turbos have EGT (exhaust gas temp) sensors which are designed to increase economy and are the reason why a 225bhp car can still easily see 30+ mpg.

Stock fuelling is targeted at 0.953 lambda throughout the rev range under wide open throttle, until the EGT sees temps exceeding 920 degrees C, at which point fuelling is richened up according to an enrichment factor in the next column on block 112 in an attempt to cool cylinder temps down. This is why your temps peak at 945 and then start dropping even though throttle is wide open. I would guess that by the amount your car is fuel dumping it's running pretty damn rich at the top end and starts to feel a bit like it's running out of puff on a run like this?

Apparently in Germany it's illegal to mess with fuelling when remapping a car for eco reasons, so a lot of remaps only adjust timing + boost and rely on the EGT sensor to keep things cool (other remaps are programmed to run richer under wide open throttle right through the rev range to keep temps lower across the board). You can see whether your map is based on one like this by logging block 031. Plant your foot from 3k revs and if you see a 0.953 repeatedly you've got one of these maps.

Ben

Thanks for that Ben ill log that tomorrow...so if I get 0.953 all the time iv got a map that only has timing and boost changed? Which type of map is better?
Just at 3k the power kick is huge doesn't feel normal the rest of the rev range with wide open throttle can feel on/off power but a lot of power at the same time if you get me? High rev range does feel a little flat alright.


Also in the first log your actual boost is not hitting requested... Can you log block 115 and 118? This will show requested boost by your ECU, actual boost your turbo is managing, and will also show N75 duty (this is the valve that operates waste gate on your turbo. If this is 100% and turbo is still not hitting the requests you likely have either a boost leak or a dying turbo. Also block 032 might come in useful as if you have split pipework it may show up in here.

You will also get intake air temperatures on 118 which are important when looking at timing corrections.

Ill log 031, 115, 118 and 032 tomorrow, the turbo sounds ok there's no crazy noise from it, open throttle there is a loud swoosh from 2000 up to 3500k or thereabouts but goes away after that and just leaves a slight whistle from the turbo which I would have said is normal.
Thanks!
 

vagman2001

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Made a mistake - meant to say 001, 031 and 112, not 030. In any case, your turbo is meeting requested boost but only just and it doesn't sustain it, suspect possible boost leak - usually they spike higher than requested then fall back and hover close to request as the revs rise.

As above, your EGTs are into the protection range (above 920*C) by 5500rpm, that doesn't look right to me. We'd need to see block 031 to be certain but my gut feel is it's running a bit lean so cylinder (and consequently exhaust) temps are getting too high. You can see in the last column on the second log shows the ECU dumping extra fuel to cool things down, I could be wrong but it may be that the injectors are already maxed out by then and there's no room for more fuel for cylinder cooling.

Can you log blocks 002, 031 and 112 - that way we'll see injector pulse width, actual vs. specified lambda readings and EGTs. Also log 115, 118 and 020 as suggested above to give boost, N75 duty and corrections again.

My gut feel is there's a boost leak causing the car to run lean and cylinder temps to go high, but the fuelling system has no headroom for the ECU to dump fuel to cool it down.

Yeah I can log them tomorrow evening and post them up...the injector seals on injector closest the box needs to be done its not very bad but there is a sweat around it so I am going to do all 8 seals, I don't think this is causing my problem but at the same time I'd rather have it done. There is nothing else I can think that needs doing its fully serviced etc.

Cheers
 

leon cupra r

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Having another look at this I don't think there's anything wrong with your boost figures - I'd say your map is requesting a lot of boost for a stage 1 car - 22psi right through the revs is pretty high, I think that's more into stage 2 territory. Your turbo is only managing to give about 17psi above 6k rpm... how many miles are on the car? I expect turbo is just starting to get a bit tired, especially if it's had this map on for a while. Remember that a set boost figure is harder to maintain at higher revs as it has to flow more air to reach same pressure (as engine is rotating quicker > inlet valves are opening more frequently and venting off some of the pressure).

Your high levels of boost with few other mods would also go some way to explaining high CFs / cylinder temps - breathing mods to flow more cool air in and free flowing exhaust to let the heat out are why stage 2 boost / timing figures can be pushed further.
 

ibizacupra

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this is a stage 1? no way?!?!

requests are high... and remember you can only see UP TO 2550mb (22.5psi) boost, and it may well be shooting past this and without a gauge you would be none the wise..

too much timing pull 9's up top!!!!!, and its not running much timing anyhow... = high egts
fueling check advised..

Hope its on VPOWER if not you should run it immediately... and unisettings back down the timing 4-5 degrees for safety

002,020,115
002,031,118
112,115,118

some logs which will show whats occuring.

looks way too high from the logs a few posts up :(
 
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vagman2001

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Having another look at this I don't think there's anything wrong with your boost figures - I'd say your map is requesting a lot of boost for a stage 1 car - 22psi right through the revs is pretty high, I think that's more into stage 2 territory. Your turbo is only managing to give about 17psi above 6k rpm... how many miles are on the car? I expect turbo is just starting to get a bit tired, especially if it's had this map on for a while. Remember that a set boost figure is harder to maintain at higher revs as it has to flow more air to reach same pressure (as engine is rotating quicker > inlet valves are opening more frequently and venting off some of the pressure).

Your high levels of boost with few other mods would also go some way to explaining high CFs / cylinder temps - breathing mods to flow more cool air in and free flowing exhaust to let the heat out are why stage 2 boost / timing figures can be pushed further.

There is 70k on the car, I'm goin to get this sorted ASAP I really don't want to do any damage to the car!
 

vagman2001

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this is a stage 1? no way?!?!

requests are high... and remember you can only see UP TO 2550mb (22.5psi) boost, and it may well be shooting past this and without a gauge you would be none the wise..

too much timing pull 9's up top!!!!!, and its not running much timing anyhow... = high egts
fueling check advised..

Hope its on VPOWER if not you should run it immediately... and unisettings back down the timing 4-5 degrees for safety

002,020,115
002,031,118
112,115,118

some logs which will show whats occuring.

looks way too high from the logs a few posts up :(

We don't have vpower here I'm running it on maxol that seems to be the best available, sorry but I don't understand unisettings? Could you explain please? Ill log them this evening and post restlts!
 

leon cupra r

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Unisettings can adjust timing across the board - you're pulling 9 degrees of timing correction meaning there's not much room until you hit the 12 maximum as I mentioned earlier.

If you retard timing with unisettings by 4 degrees and theoretically did exactly the same run under the exact same conditions your timing correction would be reduced to 5 degrees, leaving plenty of headroom to the 12 degrees max to allow for dodgy fuel / high intake temps / harder runs in higher gears etc etc
 
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8bit

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this is a stage 1? no way?!?!

requests are high... and remember you can only see UP TO 2550mb (22.5psi) boost, and it may well be shooting past this and without a gauge you would be none the wise..

too much timing pull 9's up top!!!!!, and its not running much timing anyhow... = high egts
fueling check advised..

Hope its on VPOWER if not you should run it immediately... and unisettings back down the timing 4-5 degrees for safety

002,020,115
002,031,118
112,115,118

some logs which will show whats occuring.

looks way too high from the logs a few posts up :(

I only see 2550 mbar in the specified column, not actual?
 

ibizacupra

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I only see 2550 mbar in the specified column, not actual?

yes, it was 0.010mb short of max sensor read<< My point to the OP, who no doubt does'nt know any better, is the sensor limit is all he can log, and if there's boost beyond 1.55bar it wont be logable.. Gauge will be required.

Anyhows. regardless of that the timing pull is excessive and fuel logs need to be seen
 
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ibizacupra

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Unisettings can adjust timing across the board - you're pulling 9 degrees of timing correction meaning there's not much room until you hit the 12 maximum as I mentioned earlier.

If you retard timing with unisettings by 4 degrees and theoretically did exactly the same run under the exact same conditions your timing correction would be reduced to 5 degrees, leaving plenty of headroom to the 12 degrees max to allow for dodgy fuel / high intake temps / harder runs in higher gears etc etc

Question to me is why does it want to pull so much timing..
I would be pulling off the intake pipe off throttle body at this point and looking for oil dripping out, as I see this often where PCV breather system has split and excessive oil breathing occurs into charge pipes and the engine breathes its own oil, in copious amounts which ruins any octane of fueling and the det onset occurs... and CF's go very high.

Healthy LCRs do not ping that much on 13deg of timing.. they will support 20+degs when all is well more often than not.
 

vagman2001

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Question to me is why does it want to pull so much timing..
I would be pulling off the intake pipe off throttle body at this point and looking for oil dripping out, as I see this often where PCV breather system has split and excessive oil breathing occurs into charge pipes and the engine breathes its own oil, in copious amounts which ruins any octane of fueling and the det onset occurs... and CF's go very high.

Healthy LCRs do not ping that much on 13deg of timing.. they will support 20+degs when all is well more often than not.
I had the tb off last week to clean it there was no signs of excessive oil at all just your usual residue in the pipe work as I have no catch can.

Our petrol over here is really **** any tuner here will tell you that, it was defenitly mapped before it was imported so iv a feeling it was mapped on v power so this could be a part of my problem I suppose a run with octane booster and some logs could confirm this?
 

vagman2001

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octane booster wont do jack, only rob you of a few pounds it costs lol

I agree most octane boosters will but after a chat with a tuner today (same guy who maps rsmith's car) not all are the same he gave me a name of one to get that he swears by I can't remember the name of it right now but I will put it up when I find out.
 

vagman2001

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Heres these logs lads

Code:
	Group A:	'002				Group B:	'020				Group C:	'115			
		Engine Speed	Engine Load	Injection Timing	Mass Air Flow		Timing Retardation	Timing Retardation	Timing Retardation	Timing Retardation		Engine Speed	Engine Load	Boost Pressure	Boost Pressure
	TIME	(G28)			Sensor (G70)	TIME	Cylinder 1	Cylinder 2	Cylinder 3	Cylinder 4	TIME	(G28)		(specified)	(actual)
Marker	STAMP	 /min	 %	 ms	 g/s	STAMP	°KW	°KW	°KW	°KW	STAMP	 /min	 %	 mbar	 mbar
	0.3	2400	57.9	6.8	34.03	0.6	0	0	0	0	0.01	2400	30.1	1000	1020
	1.22	2560	113.5	10.88	64.42	1.53	0	0	0	0	0.92	2520	100	2330	1220
	2.31	2880	191.7	18.02	126.28	2.62	0	0	0	0	1.99	2760	155.6	2360	1880
	3.32	3320	191.7	22.1	148.25	3.62	0	0	0	0	3.03	3200	191.7	2390	2540
	4.23	3720	191.7	21.08	155.78	4.56	0	0	0	0	3.92	3600	191.7	2460	2540
	5.13	4080	191.7	21.08	163.31	5.44	0	3	0	0	4.85	3960	191.7	2540	2540
	6.13	4440	191.7	20.4	175.69	6.47	3	3	3	3	5.8	4280	191.7	2540	2500
	7.14	4760	191.7	19.72	188.69	7.45	3	2.3	3	6	6.84	4680	191.7	2520	2480
	8.04	5040	191.7	19.04	194.31	8.36	5.3	5.3	5.3	6	7.74	4960	191.7	2510	2420
	9.07	5320	191.7	19.04	198.58	9.37	5.3	5.3	5.3	5.3	8.69	5200	191.7	2510	2320
	10.08	5560	191.7	18.36	201.39	10.36	4.5	4.5	7.5	5.3	9.68	5480	191.7	2500	2250
	10.96	5760	182	17.34	203.11	11.3	4.5	4.5	7.5	3.8	10.68	5680	190.2	2500	2220
	11.98	5960	179.7	19.72	203.47	12.27	3	3.8	6.8	5.3	11.68	5920	173.7	2480	2190
	13.01	6160	165.4	19.38	202.92	13.38	3	3.8	6.8	5.3	12.59	6080	166.9	2440	2200
	14	6360	172.9	19.72	204.53	14.31	2.3	3	6	5.3	13.69	6280	162.4	2410	2160
	14.9	6480	162.4	17.68	203.22	15.18	2.3	3	6	4.5	14.6	6440	169.2	2350	2100
	15.9	6640	153.4	15.64	200.97	16.2	1.5	2.3	5.3	4.5	15.51	6600	166.9	2270	2090
	16.93	6800	166.9	17.68	202.61	17.23	1.5	5.3	5.3	6.8	16.56	6720	154.1	2170	2120
	17.91	6840	97.7	10.54	84.17	18.22	1.5	5.3	5.3	6.8	17.61	6840	153.4	1570	2250

Code:
	Group A:	'002				Group B:	'031				Group C:	'118			
		Engine Speed	Engine Load	Injection Timing	Mass Air Flow		Lambda Control	Lambda Control	Bin. Bits	Bin. Bits		Engine Speed	Intake Air	Boost Pressure	Boost Pressure
	TIME	(G28)			Sensor (G70)	TIME	Bank 1 (actual)	Bank 1 (specified)			TIME	(G28)	Temperature (G42)	Control (N75)	(actual)
Marker	STAMP	 /min	 %	 ms	 g/s	STAMP					STAMP	 /min	°C	 %	 mbar
	0.01	2360	15.8	1.7	7.11	0.29	0.945	0.945	        	        	0.59	2360	29	95.3	1000
	0.91	2400	90.2	8.84	48.31	1.2	0.93	0.961	        	        	1.52	2560	28	95.3	1440
	1.85	2640	131.6	12.58	75.69	2.25	0.945	0.953	        	        	2.62	2880	27	95.3	2310
	2.92	3000	191.7	20.06	138.19	3.23	1	0.953	        	        	3.52	3240	26	88.2	2540
	3.89	3400	191.7	21.76	146.97	4.26	0.883	0.899	        	        	4.62	3760	26	85.9	2540
	5.03	3920	191.7	21.08	165.75	5.38	0.875	0.875	        	        	5.77	4200	27	86.7	2540
	6.04	4320	191.7	21.08	174.25	6.33	0.867	0.875	        	        	6.69	4560	29	88.6	2500
	7.06	4720	191.7	20.4	186.11	7.35	0.875	0.875	        	        	7.67	4920	30	94.5	2410
	8.1	5040	191.7	19.72	194.33	8.47	0.875	0.875	        	        	8.78	5280	33	95.3	2350
	9.17	5400	191.7	18.7	197.5	9.45	0.875	0.875	        	        	9.83	5560	36	95.3	2240
	10.19	5640	190.2	19.38	198.69	10.49	0.797	0.805	        	        	10.76	5800	39	95.3	2220
	11.07	5880	172.2	19.38	201.39	11.41	0.75	0.743	        	        	11.82	6000	40	95.3	2180
	12.18	6120	172.9	20.4	200.97	12.49	0.75	0.743	        	        	12.8	6200	43	95.3	2130
	13.11	6280	165.4	18.7	202.92	13.48	0.75	0.766	        	        	13.79	6360	45	95.3	2130
	14.2	6440	169.9	18.7	202.61	14.51	0.766	0.782	        	        	14.81	6560	47	95.3	2100
	15.09	6600	163.2	18.02	202.92	15.41	0.75	0.766	        	        	15.7	6680	48	94.9	2110
	16	6720	151.1	17	193.72	16.32	0.75	0.743	        	        	16.6	6800	49	95.3	2160
	16.89	6840	157.1	18.02	197.92	17.26	0.75	0.743	        	        	17.63	6840	48	0	1690

Code:
Thursday	30	May	2013	20:20:29:32264	VCDS Version: Release 11.11.3	Data version: 20120401									
1ML 906 032 A		1.8l R4/5VT         0001													
															
	Group A:	'112				Group B:	'115				Group C:	'118			
		Exhaust Gas	Enrichment Factor	Bin. Bits	Bin. Bits		Engine Speed	Engine Load	Boost Pressure	Boost Pressure		Engine Speed	Intake Air	Boost Pressure	Boost Pressure
	TIME	Temperature Bank 1	Sensor Bank 1			TIME	(G28)		(specified)	(actual)	TIME	(G28)	Temperature (G42)	Control (N75)	(actual)
Marker	STAMP	°C	 %			STAMP	 /min	 %	 mbar	 mbar	STAMP	 /min	°C	 %	 mbar
	0.6	680	0	        	        	0.01	2400	27.8	1000	1020	0.3	2400	30	0	1020
	1.55	680	0	        	        	0.89	2480	94.7	2370	1180	1.23	2560	30	95.3	1350
	2.56	700	0	        	        	1.92	2720	145.9	2360	1830	2.22	2840	30	95.3	2120
	3.52	745	0	        	        	2.93	3080	191.7	2400	2540	3.22	3240	29	89.8	2540
	4.47	800	0	        	        	3.83	3480	191.7	2460	2540	4.15	3600	28	87.1	2540
	5.43	860	0	        	        	4.83	3880	191.7	2540	2540	5.15	4040	29	87.5	2540
	6.43	880	0	        	        	5.73	4280	191.7	2550	2540	6.06	4400	30	88.2	2540
	7.35	895	0	        	        	6.74	4680	191.7	2550	2520	7.04	4760	33	91	2460
	8.36	915	0	        	        	7.73	4960	191.7	2550	2410	8.04	5080	36	95.3	2410
	9.26	930	6.7	        	        	8.65	5240	191.7	2540	2350	8.96	5320	38	95.3	2300
	10.28	940	14.9	        	        	9.55	5480	189.5	2530	2310	9.89	5560	39	95.3	2270
	11.27	940	16.9	        	        	10.67	5760	185.7	2540	2220	10.99	5800	43	95.3	2190
	12.25	935	16.5	        	        	11.56	5960	170.7	2510	2250	11.88	6000	45	95.3	2110
	13.18	930	15.7	        	        	12.59	6120	172.9	2460	2150	12.87	6200	48	95.3	2220
	14.08	930	16.1	        	        	13.47	6320	162.4	2430	2180	13.78	6360	49	95.3	2190
	14.98	925	16.1	        	        	14.38	6480	160.9	2350	2150	14.7	6520	50	95.3	2120
	16	925	15.7	        	        	15.33	6600	156.4	2270	2160	15.7	6640	51	95.3	2160
	17.81	925	16.5	        	        	18.1	6760	15	1000	1450	18.41	6720	48	0	1210
	18.7	920	16.9	        	        	19.02	6480	11.3	1000	1110	19.35	6400	45	0	1080

Any thoughts?
 

leon cupra r

Back in an LCR!
Nov 10, 2009
902
0
Barnsley
Fuelling is not standard - you can see the 0.953 lambda up to 3k revs, at which point it drops to 0.875, so it's definitely been adjusted... Looks like you're hitting EGT protect at 5880revs in first log when it richens even more to 0.75ish. (5240revs in second run you can see it exceeding 920 and the 'richening factor' start to kick in in the next column along.

Your EGTs won't be helped by your timing pull - fuel will take a fixed amount of time to burn, the later the spark is (due to retarded timing) the more likely the fuel is to still be burning when the exhaust valves are starting to open...

Second log shows N75 duty is high to hold 1.2bar (17psi) and boost is still not hitting requests - Bill, is 95.3 the max duty it will run? Theoretically 100% would mean N75 is holding wastegate completely shut, i.e. your turbo is making as much boost as it possibly can at that RPM.

Your intake temperatures are also quite high - I imagine the order you have posted the logs is the order you did them? In which case your engine will have been quite hot and heat soaked by the third run if you did not do a cool off run inbetween... This would explain the 30degree starting temps, but I would have thought given today's reasonably cool temperature this might have dropped a little at lower revs when you first open the throttle and fresher air is started to be pulled through. I'm guessing you're on standard intercoolers?.... Bill am I right thinking 50 degree intake temps is getting a bit toasty even for a third run? That sort of intake temp will also not aid your timing pull situation...

Slightly off topic, but Bill.. Interesting you make the point of oil vapours in the intake, I've been suspecting I might have this issue - remember my map where timing has not been adjusted... well I've only been able to add about 3 degrees timing when weather was colder, now dropped back to 2.25, and it's starting to pull back at that running on Vpower... Being that the smoke from your smoke test just disappeared somewhere I'm thinking I might have a dodgy PCV system thats supplying plenty of oil vapour to the intake to stop me being able to run advanced timing!
 

8bit

Active Member
Feb 11, 2010
3,401
3
Aberdeen
Looks like your injectors are maxed out. I took your first log which shows injector on-time, the formula to convert that to injector duty cycle is (inj on time * engine RPM) / 1200. I've added a column showing that to your log below:

Code:
	Group A:	'002	Group B:	'020		Group C:	'115									
		Engine Speed	Engine Load	Injection Timing	Injector Duty	Mass Air Flow		Timing Retardation	Timing Retardation	Timing Retardation	Timing Retardation		Engine Speed	Engine Load	Boost Pressure	Boost Pressure
	TIME	(G28)			(ms * rpm) / 1200	Sensor (G70)	TIME	Cylinder 1	Cylinder 2	Cylinder 3	Cylinder 4	TIME	(G28)	(specified)	(actual)	
Marker	STAMP	 /min	 %	 ms	%	 g/s	STAMP	°KW	°KW	°KW	°KW	STAMP	 /min	 %	 mbar	 mbar
	0.3	2400	57.9	6.8	13.60	34.03	0.6	0	0	0	0	0.01	2400	30.1	1000	1020
	1.22	2560	113.5	10.88	23.21	64.42	1.53	0	0	0	0	0.92	2520	100	2330	1220
	2.31	2880	191.7	18.02	43.25	126.28	2.62	0	0	0	0	1.99	2760	155.6	2360	1880
	3.32	3320	191.7	22.1	61.14	148.25	3.62	0	0	0	0	3.03	3200	191.7	2390	2540
	4.23	3720	191.7	21.08	65.35	155.78	4.56	0	0	0	0	3.92	3600	191.7	2460	2540
	5.13	4080	191.7	21.08	71.67	163.31	5.44	0	3	0	0	4.85	3960	191.7	2540	2540
	6.13	4440	191.7	20.4	75.48	175.69	6.47	3	3	3	3	5.8	4280	191.7	2540	2500
	7.14	4760	191.7	19.72	78.22	188.69	7.45	3	2.3	3	6	6.84	4680	191.7	2520	2480
	8.04	5040	191.7	19.04	79.97	194.31	8.36	5.3	5.3	5.3	6	7.74	4960	191.7	2510	2420
	9.07	5320	191.7	19.04	84.41	198.58	9.37	5.3	5.3	5.3	5.3	8.69	5200	191.7	2510	2320
	10.08	5560	191.7	18.36	85.07	201.39	10.36	4.5	4.5	7.5	5.3	9.68	5480	191.7	2500	2250
	10.96	5760	182	17.34	83.23	203.11	11.3	4.5	4.5	7.5	3.8	10.68	5680	190.2	2500	2220
	11.98	5960	179.7	19.72	97.94	203.47	12.27	3	3.8	6.8	5.3	11.68	5920	173.7	2480	2190
	13.01	6160	165.4	19.38	99.48	202.92	13.38	3	3.8	6.8	5.3	12.59	6080	166.9	2440	2200
	14	6360	172.9	19.72	104.52	204.53	14.31	2.3	3	6	5.3	13.69	6280	162.4	2410	2160
	14.9	6480	162.4	17.68	95.47	203.22	15.18	2.3	3	6	4.5	14.6	6440	169.2	2350	2100
	15.9	6640	153.4	15.64	86.54	200.97	16.2	1.5	2.3	5.3	4.5	15.51	6600	166.9	2270	2090
	16.93	6800	166.9	17.68	100.19	202.61	17.23	1.5	5.3	5.3	6.8	16.56	6720	154.1	2170	2120
	17.91	6840	97.7	10.54	60.08	84.17	18.22	1.5	5.3	5.3	6.8	17.61	6840	153.4	1570	2250

So your exhaust gas temp is too high, causing pre-detonation so the ECU detects this and tries to add more fuel to cool things down but it can't because the injectors are already running pretty much flat out just trying to keep the air/fuel ratio correct. That's not a recipe for good times.
 
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