Wastegate maps SIMOS 18 2.0 TSI

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Wastegate maps SIMOS 18 2.0 TSI

Postby SwIng » Fri Aug 03, 2018 1:34 pm

Hello all,

Could anyone tell me how the boost pressure actuator maps (wastegate) works within SIMOS18 for 2.0 TSI engines?

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Re: Wastegate maps SIMOS 18 2.0 TSI

Postby haddumex » Sun Dec 16, 2018 9:13 pm

What do you need exactly?

32768 value in 16 bit means the wastegate is at 0.00, completely open, 49152 means closed, factor is (eeprom*0.000061035156)-2

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Re: Wastegate maps SIMOS 18 2.0 TSI

Postby SwIng » Fri Mar 15, 2019 12:48 pm

haddumex wrote:What do you need exactly?

32768 value in 16 bit means the wastegate is at 0.00, completely open, 49152 means closed, factor is (eeprom*0.000061035156)-2


Hi,

I don't think you know about what maps in SIMOS18 I am talking. Within SIMOS18 the wastegate position is not calibrated one o one. Only with factors. This map is called "Map for boost pressure actuator setpoint"

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Re: Wastegate maps SIMOS 18 2.0 TSI

Postby haddumex » Tue Mar 19, 2019 8:53 am

SwIng wrote:
haddumex wrote:What do you need exactly?

32768 value in 16 bit means the wastegate is at 0.00, completely open, 49152 means closed, factor is (eeprom*0.000061035156)-2


Hi,

I don't think you know about what maps in SIMOS18 I am talking. Within SIMOS18 the wastegate position is not calibrated one o one. Only with factors. This map is called "Map for boost pressure actuator setpoint"


i do know what maps you're talking about, i modify them in all of my files from stage 1 to big turbo files and in simos 10/12/18, like i said the map works with a factor from 0 to 1 (0.2xx,0.5xx, 0.8xx, etc), 0.000 means the wastegate is completely open, 1 means its completely closed and will build boost as fast as it can, you can tune them quite a bit and will need to do so with a big turbo like a tte525, gtx30, and more, if you need help with this ecu, pm me ill help out

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