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Hi was just wondering where I could get some information of values such as throttle position at idle mine is 19% and fully depressed with engine warm mine is 76%. My car is 2008 grande punto 1.4 16v. Thanks.


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I would say 19 % at idle is probably about right most manufactures are around that but the 76 on W.O.T is a tad low tbh
 
Hi was just wondering where I could get some information of values such as throttle position at idle mine is 19% and fully depressed with engine warm mine is 76%. My car is 2008 grande punto 1.4 16v. Thanks.


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I can read mine again cause I don't remember but I think my starjet has the same values :)

What's your obd-ii program?

ps, what are your readings % on fuel trims (long term)
 
You have to use a laptop...

My long term is about -3.00% (negative) I'm wondering why.

ok check screenshots, although engine was still cold (~50C) will check again tomorrow after a ride with engine hot.

iPhone app is EOBD-facile/ the other screen is from multiecuscan.

iPhone TPS = 20%
Multiecuscan= 6.69%

:rolleyes::confused:
 

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was that screen shot taken in closed loop was b1 s1 switching ? B1s2 looks to be a tad weak normally they will sit at 0.50 if everything running ok
I would say of you have a -50 reading on the etc unless you live next to a fat bloke in a coca cola suit there's a prob with the etc .
 
You have to use a laptop...

My long term is about -3.00% (negative) I'm wondering why.

ok check screenshots, although engine was still cold (~50C) will check again tomorrow after a ride with engine hot.

iPhone app is EOBD-facile/ the other screen is from multiecuscan.

iPhone TPS = 20%
Multiecuscan= 6.69%

:rolleyes::confused:

As long as the Long term trim is between +5 or -5 I don't think it's a problem depends what sort of driving you do if you do a long journey at a constant Speed then it should be close to 0 but round town and spirited driving will cause it to go up a bit
 
was that screen shot taken in closed loop was b1 s1 switching ? B1s2 looks to be a tad weak normally they will sit at 0.50 if everything running ok
I would say of you have a -50 reading on the etc unless you live next to a fat bloke in a coca cola suit there's a prob with the etc .

What's the etc and what is weak the voltage? Or fuel trim?
 
ECt is engine coolant temperature sensor
You have 2 types of fuel trim long term and short term
Short term is the temporary adjustment made to the fuelling
Long term is a more permanent adjustment that is made to the fuelling when the ecu sees the short term sitting at a higher reading for longer it then will take 5% off of the short and add to the long and so on and so on until it gets to the end of its peramiter on long term and then logs a code
Yes the voltage is weak ie higher voltage =weak mixture from memory anyway
 
was that screen shot taken in closed loop was b1 s1 switching ? B1s2 looks to be a tad weak normally they will sit at 0.50 if everything running ok
I would say of you have a -50 reading on the etc unless you live next to a fat bloke in a coca cola suit there's a prob with the etc .

Yes B1S1 is switching fast I just captured at the low voltage phase.
S2 Voltage is ~0.50 all times normaly (check multiecuscan previous screenshot after-cat)
Check new attached screens also.

ps. Like a said engine was cold ;)
edit: yes closed loop.
 

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Yeh they look ok , shouldnt be reading -50 cold though should be reading actual engine temp easiest way is to cross ref with ambient air temp when engine stone cold before starting they should read roughly the same
 
Yes B1S1 is switching fast I just captured at the low voltage phase.
S2 Voltage is ~0.50 all times normaly (check multiecuscan previous screenshot after-cat)
Check new attached screens also.

ps. Like a said engine was cold ;)
edit: yes closed loop.

Can you check what the TPS % is when pedal fully depressed so I can compare. Thanks.
 
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I'll check again tomorrow after a long ride so everything is hot and operating normal.

Multiecuscan screenshot is ok?
 
Hi was just wondering where I could get some information of values such as throttle position at idle mine is 19% and fully depressed with engine warm mine is 76%. My car is 2008 grande punto 1.4 16v. Thanks.


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multiecuscan :

After a 30min ride:
Throttle position
Idle (and not moving): ~5.91%
Accelerating: ~99.83%

I'm attaching pedal sensor values too.
 

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