You running auto yourself? I'm hoping the blue wire mod makes the stock shift slug feeling improves significantly.leadfoot said:Well thats good
Pressure rises with rpm. Your WOT pressure is your max. Adjust that valve body allen bolt to a 3mm gap.bazeng said:That is the plan. Just going to get it running to obtain shift points required. Unless you think it can be done prior?
I'm planning to rewire the blue wire to my ecu also. At WOT it will trigger the relay which will activate the blue wire mod giving full pressure. Off wot it will retain the standard pressure that the tcu is targeting.
Let me know your thoughts.
Which lancers?leadfoot said:Nah not running aut also the f4a33 is also found in auto cc lancers
So that adjustment you were referring to its the reducing pressure? I did see that on the valve body but didn't adjust dammit. Sump already sealed. I'll do it next time. Unless you think it is something worth doing? I was thinking I had to adjust the other one on the top of the valve body which required removal.Rockabilly said:Pressure rises with rpm. Your WOT pressure is your max. Adjust that valve body allen bolt to a 3mm gap.
A resistor on the blue wire is to make the PCS stop bleeding slightly earlier.
eg: At say 3k std the PCS bleeds off for 2sec & zero at 6k
Ad a resistor prob makes it bleed for 1.5sec at 3k & >>> zero at 6k
TCU remapping the min upshift points higher like mine = gear shift speeds as if you were driving a Manual mild
Aldo
Cc fwd 1.8l auto sedan or wagonbazeng said:Which lancers?
If you copy the bin of that tcu eprom I can look into it.bazeng said:That is the plan. Just going to get it running to obtain shift points required. Unless you think it can be done prior?
I'm planning to rewire the blue wire to my ecu also. At WOT it will trigger the relay which will activate the blue wire mod giving full pressure. Off wot it will retain the standard pressure that the tcu is targeting.
Let me know your thoughts.