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Makes total sense. Why have more power going to the tranny that isn't going to be put to the ground properly, through the slipping bands in the tranny. Could I just install a multiple throw switch that simaltaneously disables solenoid A for full line pressures shifts and at the same time eliminates the torque control function, for use when dragging/racing?
The other question was as to when using a manual tranny when the TCU is removed, is the torque control always active since the ECU now recieves a 0 volt signal at that terminal? In my friends 5spd SVX, power seems to fall off fast after 3000rpms. Also, is there a way to manually control the Air Resonance valve in the intake manifold? Is this unit at all disabled with the replacement of a manual tranny? It too could be the cause for the loss in power on the higher end if it doesn't open properly. Greg
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by svxboy
[B]Makes total sense. Why have more power going to the tranny that isn't going to be put to the ground properly, through the slipping bands in the tranny. Could I just install a multiple throw switch that simaltaneously disables solenoid A for full line pressures shifts and at the same time eliminates the torque control function, for use when dragging/racing? ___________________________________________ You could Greg, be a bit crude, It would be better to use two Small cars vacuum switchs, one on the TCU line to the A solenoid, and one on the torque control line. That way the TCU unit could be adjusted to work at say 20% throttle and the other on the Torque control line, could be adjusted to switch at full throttle. At light throttle openings, it would be normal, at higher throttle openings it would firm up the shift, and at full throttle, firm, full torque shifts. __________________________________________ The other question was as to when using a manual tranny when the TCU is removed, is the torque control always active since the ECU now recieves a 0 volt signal at that terminal? In my friends 5spd SVX, power seems to fall off fast after 3000rpms. ___________________________________________ With the TCU removed the Torque control line is pulled up to 5 volts by the ECU, it's the TCU that pulls it down to 0 volts to reduce torque. If it is removed it should stay up at 5 volte all the time. Does your friends SVX have the exhaust resonator still fitted, won't make top end power without it. __________________________________________ Also, is there a way to manually control the Air Resonance valve in the intake manifold? Is this unit at all disabled with the replacement of a manual tranny? It too could be the cause for the loss in power on the higher end if it doesn't open properly. ____________________________________________ Anything is possibable, but the way it is set up is to open at the right change over point, changing it to some other rpm won't help. No the manual replacement won't affect the operation. If the valve does not open it will stay in the Inerta mode, fall flat over 4000rpm. You could check if it is working by useing a light to see the arm under the manifold, that works the valve, raise the rpm to about 4500/5000, the arm should move. Harvey.
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Bizzump!
May as well bump this up from the grave since it is all the talk and rave right now.
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How the heck did you find this?
Lol.
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don't bother... i have tried only to find the car completely falls on its face when jumping the wires (giving it a 5v source). More or less it operates without any torque control with 0v signal and and activates it with a 5v signal...
Tom |
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Tom,
Not surprised it did not work, considering the source of the info. To pick your brain/knowledge --- In respect of the SVX, is torque induced via the interruption of fuel or ignition? I have always understood that some, but not all cylinders, are deprived of ignition for the short periods involved. This would be plausible as control would be practically instantaneous, as opposed to a probable slight inherent delay. Please, can someone confirm the exact mode of operation. Please, no opinions, only exact evidence, e.g. pointers towards verifiable published statements, from an absolutely reliable source exhibiting authority.
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cannot verify but my suspicion is that it drops all timing advance
Tom |
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I can verify that fuel is reduced or eliminated between shifts based on my dyno runs I did from 1st to 3rd gear. The air/fuel ratio would go off the chart between 1st - 2nd gear. This is not the case with any of my other cars, Subaru or not. Of course this could be an isolated event so I can not generalize (speaking about the air/fuel ratio going way lean).
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Does any ones car stall when the speed is above 20mph. Eg if you quickly clutch in and lift your foot off the trottle does the engine die. If you hit the breaks does that effect if the engine shuts down. When the pins on the ECU are left floating for example not connected to either +5v or ground they could drift between the two. Mine stalls some time for a couple of days then never for two weeks or more. Its a pain and we need to sort it out. If we can all run trials we should be able to figure the event or sequance that causes the engine to shut down.
Tony
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thats the infamous 5mt stall. It is a fuel cut. responsible when the car is moving but the transmission is not engine braking. Thus the engine dies... I am working in finding a 100% solution.
Tom |
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I think they are related, for example the ECU looks to see if the engine is in P & N, I would assume (might be wrong) that if it sees this condiation it sets up a starting engine map condiation. Also you would think that ECU would not allow full power under this condiation.
We all need to find out what infomation the ECU is getting that may effect is management under this condiation and then I might be able to put a scope on the imput wires to see if anything goes grazy just before the engine dies. Is your fix manchinal or electronic Tom. Tony
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#27
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no, it will require rewriting the code in the ECU if it is even possible. A fuel cut cannot be stopped by means of a mechnical modification. I have tried numerous ways of wiring the circuit and none seem to work better than the other. I am at a loss until I can tap into the ECU myself and do some testing
Tom |
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As it would appear that the pin can not be grounded, a small capacitor of say 0.1 mfd connected pin to ground may provide a solution. It is possible that a capacitor as it charges at turn on, could close the input circuit for an instant, but the value suggested should not cause this problem. As an alternative, a resistor of a value largely exceeding that which would trigger an input, could be tried.
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Tom Last edited by TomsSVX; 10-15-2007 at 07:53 PM. |
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My suggestion directly relates the post (28) originated by Tony and which I quoted within . Also post 24 is directly applicable. Whatever, no input should be left open as this could result in all sorts of problems.
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