Kmanager 4.5.7 and MAP weird signal
Posted: Sat Dec 16, 2023 5:02 pm
Hondata,
I have a car with a customer's Honda Kswap NA built by me a few years ago and it works perfectly.
I had to do some work and when I connected the laptop the Kmanager program suggested me to update the calibration by uploading with the new version 4.5.7.
Before uploading the file, I activated communication and made a datalog in which everything worked perfectly.
I put the car on the dyno and at that point loaded the previous calibration with 4.5.7.
I immediately noticed that with the engine off the Map (Honda Stock Sensor) indicated 2 Kpa compared to the usual 98 Kpa similar to the PA.
I started the car and everything worked fine, but looking at the real values the MAP value continued to move from 2 Kpa to 170Kpa to 260 Kpa in a fast and strange way without logic.
I tried replacing the MAP sensor and the problem remained.
I checked the +5 V, the sensor ground and the signal and everything seems to work.
Despite the MAP value changing rapidly with these strange values, the engine works well, the ignition advance is stable and so is the AFR.
I tried to do a Dyno pull to record the values and although the MAP changes in a strange way with important jumps between 2kpa and 280Kpa, the ignition advance faithfully resumes the value indicated in the calibration table for 98-100 Kpa (NA engine ) .The AFR is correct without strange behavior as well as the injector duty cycle.
At this point I tried to measure the signal from the MAP sensor at idle with an oscilloscope and it is constant at around 1.18 V while in real values it continues to move with large values.
I measured the signal from the MAP sensor with the engine running (i.e. with atmospheric pressure) and it is 2.88 V.
The engine control unit is a PRB and the Kpro installed is a V1.
I also tried to do an Erase ecu and a complete upload calibration but the problem remained.
Could there be something wrong with the 4.5.7 Kmanager update?
I attached to the email the screenshot of the datalog in which you can see the MAP signal with strange movements, the datalog files of the test on the bench
I have a car with a customer's Honda Kswap NA built by me a few years ago and it works perfectly.
I had to do some work and when I connected the laptop the Kmanager program suggested me to update the calibration by uploading with the new version 4.5.7.
Before uploading the file, I activated communication and made a datalog in which everything worked perfectly.
I put the car on the dyno and at that point loaded the previous calibration with 4.5.7.
I immediately noticed that with the engine off the Map (Honda Stock Sensor) indicated 2 Kpa compared to the usual 98 Kpa similar to the PA.
I started the car and everything worked fine, but looking at the real values the MAP value continued to move from 2 Kpa to 170Kpa to 260 Kpa in a fast and strange way without logic.
I tried replacing the MAP sensor and the problem remained.
I checked the +5 V, the sensor ground and the signal and everything seems to work.
Despite the MAP value changing rapidly with these strange values, the engine works well, the ignition advance is stable and so is the AFR.
I tried to do a Dyno pull to record the values and although the MAP changes in a strange way with important jumps between 2kpa and 280Kpa, the ignition advance faithfully resumes the value indicated in the calibration table for 98-100 Kpa (NA engine ) .The AFR is correct without strange behavior as well as the injector duty cycle.
At this point I tried to measure the signal from the MAP sensor at idle with an oscilloscope and it is constant at around 1.18 V while in real values it continues to move with large values.
I measured the signal from the MAP sensor with the engine running (i.e. with atmospheric pressure) and it is 2.88 V.
The engine control unit is a PRB and the Kpro installed is a V1.
I also tried to do an Erase ecu and a complete upload calibration but the problem remained.
Could there be something wrong with the 4.5.7 Kmanager update?
I attached to the email the screenshot of the datalog in which you can see the MAP signal with strange movements, the datalog files of the test on the bench