frans(at)paardnatuurlijk. Guest
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Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 1:36 pm Post subject: First engine run; what is normal? |
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Hi Paul & All,
Paul McAllister wrote:
Quote: | Regarding the factory run in, I seem to recall that when I checked the log
in the TCU it had nearly 5 hours on it, and something like 30 minutes in
boost,
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I just scrambled together a DOS-capable computer and got the TCU
connected. My 914 has had only 49 minutes at the factory...
I also checked the readings of the TCU, and I noticed that the airbox
temp reading was 10 degrees Celcius higher than the real temperature.
This was without the engine running, and completely cooled down (not
started for more than a week).
I guess this airbox-temperature thing is only used for lowering the
boost pressue if the airbox gets to the critical temp of about 70-80
degrees Celcius, so I assume this is nothing to worry about, especially
not because I have an intercooler and do noet expect such high airbox
temperatures.
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Frans Veldman
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