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lc-1 titania simulation

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hay people,

I have done some new mods so I just finished up a fresh tune, 324hp at the four wheels form my hnu13 sr20det :twisted:

enyway with oxygen is turned off or unplugged afr are very close to target afr ,when I plugged oxygen sensor back in ( skinny o2 titania type) It started to f@#k things up, it started leaning out far to much it low load and idle like down to 16.5afr car gets a bit jumpy and ruff.

so I would like to use my lc1's yellow wire to ecu but I carnt find the volt output of the skinny titania sensor

I have watch my stock(maybe broken)sensor reading .39v-1.39v inside nistune

0.1v-1.1v for the fatty
?.?v-?.?v for the skinny

can someone please help
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What ECU? Do you have the O2 min / max voltage ranges displayed in Nistune for your particular ECU?

Could try about 0.1 volt above and below these values (put these values into logworks for the simulated output)
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Re: lc-1 titania simulation

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1E000 with s13 board, 1E000 bin tuned

snap, mybad, yer I can see in the consult gauges that 1.5v is the max

I read in a Nissan fsm for gtir's that they use a range of 0v- 1.5v so its confirmed.

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I had a quick check of the SR20DET code but not sure on the voltage values for rich/lean

I see several references to addresses that the O2 voltage is checked against, but not similar to the other ECU
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Re: lc-1 titania simulation

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1.5v worked fine.

so its drag racing time now, is there launch control for my ecu 1E000?
I just would like to limit the revs so I don't over rev and blow another awd box!! I run semi slicks so its not to limit wheel spin its for longevity of the box and replication of times

or can I just use the safety rev limiter speedo-0 fuel cut?
I would like to stand on the gas revs get held at lets say 4000rpm I drop the clutch all hell breaks loose with no limits
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Re: lc-1 titania simulation

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No LC for this model. Not a widely used model

You could try the safety limiter until the vehicle starts moving...
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ok will try that for now,

there is a LC for s13 tho a? u13 and s13 have the same address file. same every thing just apart for the distributor.
my daughterboard has s13 on it

i was thinking that i just needed send in my ecu for a reflash to my older board and done :D , i guess i am all wrong here
is it because of the distributor?
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Different ECU code between the two. Even though the same definitions (like RNN14 which is distributor, different ECU code)

I dont think S13 ECU code would work in U13 ECU (have not tried)
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Re: lc-1 titania simulation

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code, thanks i see
i mite have to look at trying to wire up 54c ecu moving forward then
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I think that should work fine
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