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    Default 2 BAR - LS2 - Kpa Correct MAPv-Not

    Hello all, I am working with a 2006 SSR 6.0l Supercharged. I upgraded the OS from 12612557 to 02612557 I set the MAP sensor scaling as follows:

    Used to scale the MAP sensor voltage output into a kPa/psi value.
    1bar sensors are typically - 94.429688
    2bar sensors are typically - 188.000 <<- this is my setting

    See Also:
    - {B2102} MAP Sensor Scaler 2

    And for B2102...

    2nd Offset value applied to the MAP sensor value.
    This value would typically be {B2101} "MAP Sensor Scaler" divided by 3.
    Eg -
    94.429688 / 3 = 31.476563
    or
    188.000 / 3 = 62.667 <<- again this is my setting.


    Problem is that if I look at the MAP voltage with the scantool it reads 4.5v KOEO. If I check the voltage on the sensor it reads 2.5v KOEO.

    The Kpa output seems to be ok I was just wondering about the voltage PID.

    Anyone have any thoughts on this?

    Regards,

    Scott
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    Scott, the scalers convert the voltage to a real kPa value.
    The voltage as you see is not right at KOEO, yet, you are saying the kPa reading is correct?

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    Hello Ross, the scantool says 4.5v KOEO and 97Kpa, with a voltmeter attached to the MAP sensor it reads 2.45v KOEO. During engine operation and under boost the scantool reports 5.0v but the Kpa reading increase as I would assume they would based upon engine speed.

    If I look at a log from about 50% TP to WOT I see the following:

    TP 50% 75% 100% 100%
    MAPv 4.1 4.6 5.0 5.0
    MAP 85 109 135 147
    RPM 3706 3780 3750 4202


    Thanks for the help.

    Regards,
    Scott Brown


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    Scott, I can only assume now there must be yet another scaler for the Vout PID. I'll check it out.

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    Ok let me know what you find.
    Scott Brown


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    Which PID was it? SAE.MAP or GM.MAP?

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    Hello Ross, the voltage PID is GM.MAP and the value PID is SAE.MAP

    I hope this helps,

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    Helps to confuse
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