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I'm having a problem. I have the OBDLink LX, using the OBDLink App. I downloaded the Toyota add-on. I have put the 2 KCLV gauges in the dashboard, but they don't register anything. When I go to Diagnostics, both KCLV readings show up, so I know my OBDLink unit is broadcasting. What haven't I done?
Yesterday received my Tonwon Pro OBD, download the app and PIDs, works very well ! Thanks to you, all users for the infos here, was very easy to set up and use it.
Glad to see my KCLV are great after the 100% E85 tune
Yesterday received my Tonwon Pro OBD, download the app and PIDs, works very well ! Thanks to you, all users for the infos here, was very easy to set up and use it.
Glad to see my KCLV are great after the 100% E85 tune
What do you want to know exactly ?
In fact, it's a Flexfuel tune, I can put 95, 98 or E85 in any proportions, but I only put E85 since the tune.
The tune was made by Active Motion Performance in France, one of the only two guys here who is able to tune the ISF with E85. Stock injectors and fuel pump can handle 100% E85, just replace spark plugs every 30k kms, and engine oil interval every 12k kms max.
What do you want to know exactly ?
In fact, it's a Flexfuel tune, I can put 95, 98 or E85 in any proportions, but I only put E85 since the tune.
The tune was made by Active Motion Performance in France, one of the only two guys here who is able to tune the ISF with E85. Stock injectors and fuel pump can handle 100% E85, just replace spark plugs every 30k kms, and engine oil interval every 12k kms max.
Thanks for the info. Do you know if they can remote tune? Any worries about the fuel lines, seals, etc... corroding?
Thanks for the info. Do you know if they can remote tune? Any worries about the fuel lines, seals, etc... corroding?
You're welcome
No idea, but I can ask him if you want. No except maybe changing the fuel filter a day or another. Just one bad point to be 100% E85, on cold weather (from less than 10° C) engine may not start at first time, you may need to push twice the start button haha
First, thanks for introducing me to OBD Fusion, I didn’t even know it existed! I downloaded the App and bought the Veepeak BLE.
Second, my KCLV sucks! Under 3K RPM its pretty stready at 15.2 deg. During acceleration, it drops down to 13.2 deg, which I was able to get up to 13.8 deg by doing a bunch of pulls. I cant imagine how Im ever going to see over 20 deg!
Im going to try disconnected my battery, Im interested in seeing if my KCLV will “default” to a better number. I wonder if this low KCLV is a result of my “city” driving. Maybe this is why I did so poorly at the drag strip last year?
just wondering FNSSESPORT did you ever manage to sort out what’s going on with your KCLV?
Unfortunately it does not. I can't get the KCLV gauges in the first place. They're not in the available list of choices. I've tried deleting the car, re-adding it, changing it to a 2012, I even bought the 2012 pack for another $10 . . . .
1. Adding display
2. Choose gauge type - digital
3. Choose face
4. Where the nest screen says item, with Vehicle Speed under it with Ⅴ after it. Press the V, Select "SAE PIDs". At the top type "knock". Under that you'll see "knock correction learning value" (KCLV)
Oh for ****’s sake I finally figured it out after wasting 3 hours on this ****ty GUI. In order for it to work, you MUST both (1) buy the extra pack for your model year AND use the SELECT button to choose your car’s year, make, model, plus the “option,” whatever that means (the only option will be 5.0L). Then the app will immediately prompt you to search for your vehicle’s specific PIDs.
They could have made that so much easier.
My KCLV is 22.3 before any seafoam or other treatments.
08-09-18, 10:01 PM
