Yes that is correct and always turn the Nanocom off before disconnecting.I seam to remember Wammers saying dont start the car with nanocom connected, so i would assume you start motor then connect, i do stand to be corrected if wrong
Yes that is correct and always turn the Nanocom off before disconnecting.
Idle speed is too low at 728, should be 750 minimum.
If I carry on scrolling with pages it tells me utilities and settings.Your rpm is too low, should be 750 once it's run for a minute. Iirc go to utility on the instruments, 3 pages on instruments, you want the last one. You'll see lots of boxes with 128 in them if you're on the right page.
The load should not drop the voltage.Ah.
It always had about this rpm when idling after driving it around town for an hour.
Even before the start problems.
The voltage is because of lights on I have side steplight, so, more power drain when idle with interior lights on.
Usual it's about 14.2 to 14.4 without lights. ( I do have a lot extra stuff electrical running, dashcams and cctv rear to.)
How dos the fib adjustment work?
I seen loads of different stuff about this around pages.
Seem very technical and problematic.
I always had this with most cars.The load should not drop the voltage.
Modulation is your worst problem.
I think it's under utilities? I was only doing mine 2 days ago and I've forgotten already!If I carry on scrolling with pages it tells me utilities and settings.
I think it's under utilities? I was only doing mine 2 days ago and I've forgotten already!
Try every page under EDC, it's there somewhere.
Don't be scared of the FIP adjustment,
I've done mine and it's easy, Data will send you the how to or I can with an email address. I didn't quite do exactly what data did ie- I didn't run with the inlet manifold off. I have a couple of extra tips too that I discovered make life a little easier when doing it.
Mine was around 85% now it's 49-52.
YesAre you ok @Datatek with me sending your how too?
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