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Ok, Ive gone through two bottles of Royal Purple injector cleaner, so today I thought I would do a few pulls to see if I could bring my KCLV up (from the pitiful 15’s). I did three 6th gear pulls - AND MY KCLV IS WORSE! It was down to 13.2 under 3000 rpm and 12.7 over 3000 rpm! Should I be concerned?
(I dont know if it makes a difference, but I have the RR Racing tune)
Ok, Ive gone through two bottles of Royal Purple injector cleaner, so today I thought I would do a few pulls to see if I could bring my KCLV up (from the pitiful 15’s). I did three 6th gear pulls - AND MY KCLV IS WORSE! It was down to 13.2 under 3000 rpm and 12.7 over 3000 rpm! Should I be concerned?
(I dont know if it makes a difference, but I have the RR Racing tune)
What were your intake air temps. From my experience anything over 80* is going to kill your KCLV.
Do you have access to e85? I put 3 gallons e85 and the rest 93 and when I do some pulls, my kclv climbs through the roof. I'm at 25 under 3k and 25 over 3k.
I've downloaded and bought the Toyota/Lexus/Scion PID for my car (2012) as pictured below.
Then I go back to the dashboard, I add display but cannot find anywhere "Knock Correction Learn Value" (KCLV).
Can anyone see what I'm doing wrong or why I can't find KCLV in the PIDS. Do I need to purchase a different PID? Pre-2012 maybe?
Below is the PID I have bought:
Below are the different sensors and PIDs, I can't find KCLV in any of these, can someone help me find this or point me to where I can find this sensor:
Toyota 2012 Enhanced Diagnosticsis the same one that I purchased. For some reason the additional PID category isn't showing up in the <Display Configuration PID list, like mine does.
I'll bet it has something to do with the actual model year of your car. See if you can manually change the year of your car to 2012. Though, that may not be possible due to the VIN that it reads.
If you're able to get that PID in the list, the value you seek can be found here: PID > Toyota, Lexus, Scion > Engine > Knock Correction Learning Value (deg)
I've downloaded and bought the Toyota/Lexus/Scion PID for my car (2012) as pictured below.
Then I go back to the dashboard, I add display but cannot find anywhere "Knock Correction Learn Value" (KCLV).
Can anyone see what I'm doing wrong or why I can't find KCLV in the PIDS. Do I need to purchase a different PID? Pre-2012 maybe?
Below are the different sensors and PIDs, I can't find KCLV in any of these, can someone help me find this or point me to where I can find this sensor:
When you're in the vehicle try to scan the car for available pids. Only after I did that did I get the toyota pids to show up. Try finding that option to search/scan PIDs. It takes a couple minutes to complete the scan.
Any upside to buying the Kiwi 3? Is it worth the price difference?
I chose it mostly because of brand recognition & the positive reviews. I don't think there's any additional functionality. Though, they do claim it's faster that most competitors. Plus, it consumes very little power, which is good since I tend to leave it in the vehicle most of the time.
06-01-18, 03:20 PM
