another annoying VAFC question
so my VAFC1 is installed. yay. In my year of ownership, I have always tried to search and read as much as I could on tuning, and tuning options. For the price and my current setup, I think the VAFC1 will do what I need for now.
I know that partial throttle tuning is pointless unless you reset the ECU every few days (for a dd) and WOT setting will stay.
I am also curious if there have been any advancements made with VAFC since most threads are several years old.
I want to keep my partial throttle tune, but I dont see myself crawling down to pull a fuse every week. I am also concerned that when my ECU resets, it forgets certain things, like not to rough idle whenever I come to a rolling stop with my AC on- and yes, my IAC valve is clean, and I did a map whack. It seems like it only "smooths" out after a months worth of driving after an ecu reset/battery disconnect.
What I'm wondering, is if anyone can fathom a way to rig a quick switch to reset the ECU so that it can be readily accessible, or some other crazy DIY contraption that would make life easier to have a partial throttle tune AND have the ECU do its learning job without erasing my VAFC settings.
I know that partial throttle tuning is pointless unless you reset the ECU every few days (for a dd) and WOT setting will stay.
I am also curious if there have been any advancements made with VAFC since most threads are several years old.
I want to keep my partial throttle tune, but I dont see myself crawling down to pull a fuse every week. I am also concerned that when my ECU resets, it forgets certain things, like not to rough idle whenever I come to a rolling stop with my AC on- and yes, my IAC valve is clean, and I did a map whack. It seems like it only "smooths" out after a months worth of driving after an ecu reset/battery disconnect.
What I'm wondering, is if anyone can fathom a way to rig a quick switch to reset the ECU so that it can be readily accessible, or some other crazy DIY contraption that would make life easier to have a partial throttle tune AND have the ECU do its learning job without erasing my VAFC settings.
Based on the mods listed in your signature, there's no need for a part throttle tune. In closed loop, the ECU will do just fine at keeping AFR on target with good throttle response. Just do a full throttle tune, and set the VAFC to start applying that tune at 80% throttle. There will be no benefit from resetting your ECU if your tune is good, and you use good gas.
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