Engine change - 1.8 to 2.0 Zetec
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Car is currently mapped on megasquirt for a 130spec 1.8 zetec, obviously the 2.0 will be an extra 200cc. I know it would need to be remapped to get the most out of the extra capacity but should it still work ok? The car was mapped by totd and only reason for changing engine is worn valve stem seals / rings. I will go throttle bodies once funds permit
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You are wrong, and so is your advice im affraid.
just because the 2.0 will draw in more air, the way it combusts will be slightly different, also ignition timing will be slightly different.
more to it than airflow fuelling adjustment.
if it had a wideband lambda installed and given authority to correct, then you'll be fine.
as i said, won't be far off.
more to it than airflow fuelling adjustment.
if it had a wideband lambda installed and given authority to correct, then you'll be fine.
as i said, won't be far off.
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From: Top secret. Mission:Imposible.
correct, it is posible to wire up the maff and do away with the map, but ive never heard of it being done and see no good reason why it should be done.
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From: Top secret. Mission:Imposible.
get an old laptop and map it yourself! just need wideband and your away. the ignition map is unlikley needing touched, just the fuel map will need trimmed a bit.
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I've got the laptop, engine has a wideband sensor but I have no idea what im doing. The mapper did a brilliant job last time so will stick with I think. Thanks for everyones help
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