Re: pm6 map
No. I don't mean to seem rude, but, no. You haven't told use anything for sure about the engine you want to use this on. You haven't mentioned any goals. You haven't mentioned any kind of knowledge of what you want to accomplish by doing this. If you want a stock PM6 bin, just use a stock PM6. You should leave the O2 sensor enabled with a stock engine and a stock rom. There is no reason to turn it off unless you are going to tune the engine with a wideband and datalogger. All of this makes me very reluctant to try to help you. If that seems rude, well, maybe it is, but, I'd rather be rude and not try to read your mind and get something wrong and damage your engine and have you blame me for it. The whole point of having PGMFI.org is to learn to do things yourself. Taking a stock bin and copying the maps into an NG63 rom is really simple, and you have not done that yet. Why would I want to help you if you refuse to do something that simple? So you see my logic?
Re: pm6 map
The Acid Beaver wrote:
No. I don't mean to seem rude, but, no. You haven't told use anything for sure about the engine you want to use this on. You haven't mentioned any goals. You haven't mentioned any kind of knowledge of what you want to accomplish by doing this. If you want a stock PM6 bin, just use a stock PM6. You should leave the O2 sensor enabled with a stock engine and a stock rom. There is no reason to turn it off unless you are going to tune the engine with a wideband and datalogger. All of this makes me very reluctant to try to help you. If that seems rude, well, maybe it is, but, I'd rather be rude and not try to read your mind and get something wrong and damage your engine and have you blame me for it. The whole point of having PGMFI.org is to learn to do things yourself. Taking a stock bin and copying the maps into an NG63 rom is really simple, and you have not done that yet. Why would I want to help you if you refuse to do something that simple? So you see my logic?
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Re: pm6 map
OK SO I have a stock motor that a friend asked me to delete the 02 for him the car is just gonna stay stock thats all there is !!!!!!
Re: pm6 map
You can't just delete the O2 sensor code, as the ECU will still expect to see an input on that pin, and if it doesn't (even if it ignoring what the input actually is), the ECU will still throw a code.
Not running with an O2 sensor is really silly.
If you have a completely stock A6, start with the PM6 maps then tune them like you would any other setup, either by datalogging with a wideband, or, go really old school and tune via pulls and plug checking.