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So far i made the Deatschwerks 550cc injectors work perfect with the stock ecu using this calculated values. I haved fuel trims almost in 0 the whole time during close loops. I did the base calculation basically guessing for days, so if you are using a 700cc or even 1000cc injectors this will give you a good reference point to start, if you have 550cc use this dwell and base flow numbers.2 Photos
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Originally posted by Mr.ScionTC View PostHow do I download the latest software? Do i have delete my current software and redownload it? I dont see anywhere on the software to download the latest update. When I upload the toyota flash tool it says 1.3.2.
See the vFtuner.com homepage or the link in my signature.
No need to uninstall. vF installs nicely over the top of the existing version.
I believe the current Flash Tool shows 1.3.2.2017 ACLB Sport 6MT BR - Edited Version 7 of 04B14 SFOB Prem OL on 92
TSB PDFs are at nhtsa.gov / Click on Recalls, search by make and model (not VIN), and then click on Manufacturer Communications
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Originally posted by Mr.ScionTC View PostOhh i see. So it's supposed to show 1.3.2? Or 1.2.7.6
The Flash Tool will show 1.3.2. They're separate programs.2017 ACLB Sport 6MT BR - Edited Version 7 of 04B14 SFOB Prem OL on 92
TSB PDFs are at nhtsa.gov / Click on Recalls, search by make and model (not VIN), and then click on Manufacturer Communications
Latest vF Version Download
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Oh! I was looking at the wrong thing then. I was thinking the flash tuner version was for thr software. I didnt look at about. Thank youLast edited by Mr.ScionTC; 01-06-2021, 10:05 PM.
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Originally posted by Mr.ScionTC View PostOh! I was looking at the wrong thing then. I didnt look at about. Thank you2017 ACLB Sport 6MT BR - Edited Version 7 of 04B14 SFOB Prem OL on 92
TSB PDFs are at nhtsa.gov / Click on Recalls, search by make and model (not VIN), and then click on Manufacturer Communications
Latest vF Version Download
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Originally posted by Mr.ScionTC View PostSo last question. Im assuming when I redownload the link, it will overlap on my current version. Is that what it did for you?
Yes. Think of it as an update.2017 ACLB Sport 6MT BR - Edited Version 7 of 04B14 SFOB Prem OL on 92
TSB PDFs are at nhtsa.gov / Click on Recalls, search by make and model (not VIN), and then click on Manufacturer Communications
Latest vF Version Download
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Originally posted by Fher_Raul View PostSo far i made the Deatschwerks 550cc injectors work perfect with the stock ecu using this calculated values. I haved fuel trims almost in 0 the whole time during close loops. I did the base calculation basically guessing for days, so if you are using a 700cc or even 1000cc injectors this will give you a good reference point to start, if you have 550cc use this dwell and base flow numbers.
Great!.
For boost tuning, you're going to want to log several things which will help you pin point where you will need to start adding in fuel.
first - throttle position where you start to see boost
second is going to be RPM where you see boost.
unfortunately there is no manifold pressure sensor on these cars, or most toyotas. You'll really need a boost gauge to get an accurate idea.
From there, you will need to modify a few tables, which we can give some general guidance on.
There are no 3D "AFR" tables the way you would think, but that won't stop you from being able to make a safe boost tune.
What is your ECU Version
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Originally posted by VFTuner View Post
Great!.
For boost tuning, you're going to want to log several things which will help you pin point where you will need to start adding in fuel.
first - throttle position where you start to see boost
second is going to be RPM where you see boost.
unfortunately there is no manifold pressure sensor on these cars, or most toyotas. You'll really need a boost gauge to get an accurate idea.
From there, you will need to modify a few tables, which we can give some general guidance on.
There are no 3D "AFR" tables the way you would think, but that won't stop you from being able to make a safe boost tune.
What is your ECU VersionLast edited by Fher_Raul; 01-08-2021, 04:40 AM.
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