Forced Induction and SwapsPost information/questions about Forced Induction methods (Turbos & Nitrous Oxide) and swaps here.
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esc1 will make ecu goes into open loop when it senses postive pressure, which will prevent ecu to adjust fuel under boost. you still have to tune your close loop(not in boost) to desired a/f ratio at to prevent ecu touch your STFT.
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So...after reading about eManage "not" working right...does this lil` trick fix the problem?? ie. If the time is spent to set up your throttle trims and then tune and WOT, things should be sweet and the factory ECU will leave it alone and wont go changing things yeah?? Or should you still keep tabs on it every now and then to make sure its still where you last left it??
The ESC1 EGO Signal Conditioner alters the signal from EGO sensors under boost conditions. It may be used in either single or dual EGO sensor applications. Under vacuum conditions it outputs a signal which is identical to the EGO signals that appear at the input. Under boost, it outputs an internally generated signal to allow open loop operation.
The ESC1 is especially useful for forced induction conversions where a supercharger or turbocharger is fitted to an engine which is normally naturally aspirated. In the vacuum region of operation the ECU operates in its normal closed loop mode of operation. Under boost, the ECU transitions into an open loop mode and maintains its internal mapping tables.
The ESC1 allows the conversion to forced induction on engines with modern fuel injection including those with OBDII on-board diagnostics. The stock ECU programming may be used without activation of fault codes under boost.