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Seeking Resources for Learning Engine Mapping Techniques

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  • #1 10633327
    osiouek
    Level 2  
    Hello! I'm interested in the subject of engine mapping and I'm looking for some sources of knowledge on how to do it. Any ideas where to get it from?
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  • #2 10633896
    damdam

    Level 34  
    Mapping is a purely IT term - what does your friend mean?
  • #3 10634208
    osiouek
    Level 2  
    It's about engine tuning - uploading a new program (map) to the controller to increase power.
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  • #4 10634219
    kubas10
    Level 25  
    I had a client once who came to something and used the word "mapping" and basically didn't understand what he was talking about and after half an hour it started to piss me off, and it's the same in your case.
  • #5 10634269
    T5
    Admin of Cars group  
    Why are you pretending to be underdeveloped? My friend, it's about training in chiptuning. Buddy, don't give you info about what and where you can forget about it. You are left with self-denial and foreign forums.
  • #6 10634356
    elektryku
    Level 16  
    You know, if someone charges PLN 900 for a "virus", they won't brag about how to do it on the forums, right? You make a stand with any engine with a computer, you make an engine dynamometer for it, buy equipment and learn. :) As our grandparents once learned from 126p engines.
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  • #8 10634574
    Aleksander_01
    Level 43  
    kubas10 wrote:
    I had a client once who came to something and used the word "mapping" and basically didn't understand what he was talking about and after half an hour it started to piss me off, and it's the same in your case.


    I nearly fell off my chair.
  • #9 10634623
    elektryku
    Level 16  
    kubas10 wrote:

    I had a client once who came to something and used the word "mapping" and basically didn't understand what he was talking about and after half an hour it started to piss me off, and it's the same in your case.

    Sir, map me your tire pressure :D
  • #10 10634660
    kortyleski
    Level 43  
    Oh dear, it's a medium-intelligent mechanic who will guess that mapping has something to do with mapsensor - after all, it's a map sensor, as the name suggests ...
  • #11 10634694
    T5
    Admin of Cars group  
    kortyleski wrote:
    Oh dear, it's a medium-intelligent mechanic who will guess that mapping has something to do with mapsensor - after all, it's a map sensor, as the name suggests ...
    This one for sure..... :D
  • #12 10635171
    web69
    Level 33  
    map sensor? It can navigate and upload a new...
  • #13 10635222
    panam
    Level 29  
    Colleagues, the author asks for specifics, so equipment, soldering iron for ICs, cable, program, plugin to embed IC for programming, new map (and internet) and a lot of knowledge about what you do. I forgot to add good eyes for re-soldering the bones.
  • #14 10635603
    elektryku
    Level 16  
    and damn patience and non-shaking hands.
  • #15 10636602
    ladamaniac
    Level 40  
    I have permission in the company to consume 50g of vodka before soldering / soldering the IC, or at Tricore, if you need to solder some hardcore pad. :D :D :D :D
    Of course not with DIP28
    It's best to compare the ripples before and after tuning, you read, send to some tuning company, you get a mod and compare what is picked. If you know English well, they will help you on foreign forums. Forget us.
  • #16 10636846
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
  • #17 10639448
    panam
    Level 29  
    krzysztofer5 wrote:
    With such 'tuning', you need a lot of knowledge...
    , You haven't really been on the forum long and you don't know my sarcastic language, so don't comment on my posts. You are fast and you know your stuff so
    krzysztofer5 wrote:
    and a lot of knowledge about what you do
    krzysztofer5 wrote:
    With such 'tuning', you need a lot of knowledge...
    I wrote the same. Coming back to the topic, it doesn't make sense to score points, because the author went silent a long time ago, so our arguments don't make sense because we don't answer the author anyway. I greet everyone.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around engine mapping, specifically in the context of engine tuning and chiptuning. Participants clarify that engine mapping involves uploading new programs (maps) to the engine control unit (ECU) to enhance performance. Various responses highlight the need for specific equipment, such as a soldering iron for integrated circuits (ICs), cables, and software for programming. Additionally, the importance of knowledge and experience in tuning is emphasized, along with the suggestion to seek information from foreign forums and tuning companies. The conversation also touches on the challenges and skills required for effective engine mapping, including patience and precision in soldering.
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