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Any of you clever bunch know how to calibrate the throttle on a SCS Delta, it’s going in to limp mode when the throttle is pushed past a certain %. 
Carl

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Carl is not sorted as I had a chat with him but for anyone else looking at this...

 

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With your foot off the pedal look at the "PPS1 Raw Voltage" figure on the right. Add 50 to this number and enter it it in the "pedal position sensor 1 min" field.

 

Then put your foot hard on the pedal... No harder (my mistake was not pressing hard enough) then read the "PPS1 Raw Voltage" figure and subtract 50. 

Enter that into the "pedal position sensor 1 max".

 

Now repeat for sensor 2 and make sure you look at the "PPS2 raw voltage"

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49 minutes ago, Tim (TimDave25) - Joint Thames Valley AO said:

Carl is not sorted as I had a chat with him but for anyone else looking at this...

 

IMG_20200502_140903.jpg

 

With your foot off the pedal look at the "PPS1 Raw Voltage" figure on the right. Add 50 to this number and enter it it in the "pedal position sensor 1 min" field.

 

Then put your foot hard on the pedal... No harder (my mistake was not pressing hard enough) then read the "PPS1 Raw Voltage" figure and subtract 50. 

Enter that into the "pedal position sensor 1 max".

 

Now repeat for sensor 2 and make sure you look at the "PPS2 raw voltage"

Thanks Tim. Makes all the difference. 
 

It’s also got rid of the annoying buzzing from the throttle body.  

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On 03/05/2020 at 08:33, Carl Warren said:


 

It’s also got rid of the annoying buzzing from the throttle body.  

thats interesting about the buzzing noise, , ill need to try this with mine. its quite annoying working with the ignition is switched on

 

slight hijack, @Tim (TimDave25) - Joint Thames Valley AO  to read/modify the map which was done by my tuner, do i just read/load the ECU tune, modify it then save & transmit it back to the ECU?

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3 hours ago, DMc said:

thats interesting about the buzzing noise, , ill need to try this with mine. its quite annoying working with the ignition is switched on

 

slight hijack, @Tim (TimDave25) - Joint Thames Valley AO  to read/modify the map which was done by my tuner, do i just read/load the ECU tune, modify it then save & transmit it back to the ECU?

 

I'm not sure everyone will get rid of the buzzing noise but I would be interested to see.

 

I've calibrated mine twice (once with an experienced tuner by my side) and he said it was normal.

 

As for the map, I have no idea but your logic seems accurate as that is how you modify other parts of the ECU configuration.

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Called SCS this morning, and Mathew said it can be done also, give them a call Tim. 
Im going to get home early so they can link up to the engine and check things over.  
 

It is a setting for my dash to read the can info, it’s in ECU configuration apparently Tim. 

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4 hours ago, Carl Warren said:

Called SCS this morning, and Mathew said it can be done also, give them a call Tim. 

Good to know, I will.

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