Topic: Hi, help me please !!
How to obtain accurate turbine dat,
A4 b7
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Re: Hi, help me please !!
If you have a gasoline engine, you can find the boost pressure in group 115, value 4 in your engine control unit.
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Re: Hi, help me please !!
stefan@fis-control wrote:
If you have a gasoline engine, you can find the boost pressure in group 115, value 4 in your engine control unit.
Hello, I have already made the settings as requested, but it is still the same.
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Just to be sure. Do you have diesel or gasoline engine?
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stefan@fis-control wrote:
Just to be sure. Do you have diesel or gasoline engine?
A4 B7 2.0T (manual) gasoline engine.
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Ok, then it should actually work.
Please double checke the following settings for your preset:
Control unit: 01 ENGINE (or maybe "01* ENGINE", if needed)
Group: 115
Value 4
And also in at SETTINGS -> BOOST:
Control unit: 01
Group: 115
Unit: Bar
Scale: Gauge
Re: Hi, help me please !!
stefan@fis-control wrote:
Ok, then it should actually work.
Please double checke the following settings for your preset:
Control unit: 01 ENGINE (or maybe "01* ENGINE", if needed)
Group: 115
Value 4And also in at SETTINGS -> BOOST:
Control unit: 01
Group: 115
Unit: Bar
Scale: Gauge
When I select 01 ENGINE it becomes OBD error
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Then select "01* ENGINE". And also set:
SETTINGS -> TWEAKS -> OBD TIMING
to
CONTROL UNIT: 01* ENGINE
BLOCK DELAY: 085
Re: Hi, help me please !!
stefan@fis-control wrote:
Then select "01* ENGINE". And also set:
SETTINGS -> TWEAKS -> OBD TIMING
to
CONTROL UNIT: 01* ENGINE
BLOCK DELAY: 085
The result is the same. I don't know which step went wrong.
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Could you please go to the FIS-Control main menu and start a MEASUREMENT.
Is it able to show measurement values of the engine control unit?
If yes, go to measurement block 115 and check if the boost is shown there.
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stefan@fis-control wrote:
Could you please go to the FIS-Control main menu and start a MEASUREMENT.
Is it able to show measurement values of the engine control unit?
If yes, go to measurement block 115 and check if the boost is shown there.
Like this…….
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Yes, but you have to select the "ENGINE" as the current control unit. You can do it at SETTINGS -> CONTROL UNIT.
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stefan@fis-control wrote:
Yes, but you have to select the "ENGINE" as the current control unit. You can do it at SETTINGS -> CONTROL UNIT.
Hello,I regret to inform you that the outcome remains the same.
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So you tried "01 ENGINE" and also "01* ENGINE"?
Maybe your engine control module uses the UDS protocol.
Do you have VCDS? There you can check the used protocol.
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stefan@fis-control wrote:
So you tried "01 ENGINE" and also "01* ENGINE"?
Maybe your engine control module uses the UDS protocol.
Do you have VCDS? There you can check the used protocol.
Yep, my VCDS is channel 62 to the value "5"
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Could you please connect VCDS to your engine control unit? In the upper left corner of VCDS, you will then see a info box with the diagnostic protocol. It is either "CAN" or "UDS".
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stefan@fis-control wrote:
Could you please connect VCDS to your engine control unit? In the upper left corner of VCDS, you will then see a info box with the diagnostic protocol. It is either "CAN" or "UDS".
''CAN''
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Perfect. Then it should work with the following settings:
In the Preset:
Control unit: 01* ENGINE
Group: 115
Value 4
And in SETTINGS -> BOOST:
Control unit: 01* ENGINE
Group: 115
Unit: Bar
Scale: Gauge
And in SETTINGS -> TWEAKS -> OBD TIMING
Control unit: 01* ENGINE
Block Delay: 085
Re: Hi, help me please !!
stefan@fis-control wrote:
Perfect. Then it should work with the following settings:
In the Preset:
Control unit: 01* ENGINE
Group: 115
Value 4And in SETTINGS -> BOOST:
Control unit: 01* ENGINE
Group: 115
Unit: Bar
Scale: GaugeAnd in SETTINGS -> TWEAKS -> OBD TIMING
Control unit: 01* ENGINE
Block Delay: 085
“Yes, that’s how I set it up, but the results are still the same. Could it be a problem with the installation of my control box?”
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Yes, please check the wiring.
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stefan@fis-control wrote:
Yes, please check the wiring.
Like this⋯⋯
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Wiring looks correct.
Could you also send photos of your settings in the FIS-Control? Or write what exactly is configured for your preset.
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stefan@fis-control wrote:
Wiring looks correct.
Could you also send photos of your settings in the FIS-Control? Or write what exactly is configured for your preset.
My settings are configured as you suggested, but initially, I had a red monochrome screen. Now, I've changed it to a color screen.
Additionally, sometimes there are ghosting issues with the fonts, leaving a faint afterimage on the screen.
In the Preset:
Control unit: 01* ENGINE
Group: 115
Value 4
And in SETTINGS -> BOOST:
Control unit: 01* ENGINE
Group: 115
Unit: Bar
Scale: Gauge
And in SETTINGS -> TWEAKS -> OBD TIMING
Control unit: 01* ENGINE
Block Delay: 085
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The ghosting issues can be solved when you select "ALT BAR GRAPHS" at SETTINGS -> TWEAKS.
Do you have VCDS, ot any other diagnostic tool? Could you check that you can read the boost pressure with that tool?
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stefan@fis-control wrote:
The ghosting issues can be solved when you select "ALT BAR GRAPHS" at SETTINGS -> TWEAKS.
Do you have VCDS, ot any other diagnostic tool? Could you check that you can read the boost pressure with that tool?
Yep! I have VCDS & OBDeleven