Throttle bodies and TuneEcu

[Blackthou]

Hi,

Do the throttle bodies need synchronising or checking from time to time for Val cave and if so can they be checked and balanced with TuneEcu or checked with manometer?

Can the TPS be checked and set also with TuneEcu?

One of my intakes sounds a little late/flat. Get the odd pop on rapid decel and yesterday when stationary gave the throttle a quick blip and it backfired through the intakes and cut out. Started fine again straight afterwards. Engine was warm as just done 70+ miles but bike had been standing a few weeks. Doesn't quite seem as crisp as it used to.

Many thanks

 

[EasTexRIII]

Yes you can adjust the tps, sync throttle bodies, run iscv check, reset adaptations with TuneEcu

 

[Blackthou]

Sounds just the job. Thanks Tex

Do you adjust the tps to a specific value, i.e. how do you know when it's right?

Is there a setting to sync the throttle bodies and what is an iscv check and resetting adaptations please?

 

[mully95]

This might help. TuneECU operator manual


http://tuneecu.com/Tunes_in_Hex_and_dat/TuneECU/TuneECU_2_5_Description_En.zip

 

[Blackthou]

That's really helpful Thank you Captain Mully

 

[EasTexRIII]

Sounds just the job. Thanks Tex

Do you adjust the tps to a specific value, i.e. how do you know when it's right?

Is there a setting to sync the throttle bodies and what is an iscv check and resetting adaptations please?

I only know the android version (simpler!) check the iscv button & hit run. It will tell you what to set the iscv (idle speed control voltage) to. Then it takes you to the tps setting & tells you what to set it to.
You want to get the throttle bodies within a value of 10 from each other, i.e. 630, 640, 630 (not particularly those exact numbers, just within 10 of ea other)

 

[mully95]

That's really helpful Thank you Captain Mully

You're very welcome.

Doesn't have EVERYTHING that is needed to know using TuneECU but hits on the major stuff.

 

[idk]

Link to a "How To" in my signature.

 

[Blackthou]

Thanks idk. That's a great help