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Old 06-15-2009, 08:45 AM   #34 (permalink)
rmccomiskie
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Originally Posted by dcb View Post
I would suggest the following setup values for vw/audi(rest at default). Must get through all items to store.

VSS Pulses/Mile=13406
MicroSec/Gallon=0128800000
InjTrg 0-Dn 1-Up=1

FYI, the signal rmccomiskie and yetimus describe sounds like a wire from the ECU that should incroproate all the fuel variables into a basic duty cycle representation of fuel consumption for an onboard mpg gauge, that never gets installed in the states.
I just noticed this thread. VSS=13406 is dead on for my Audi. My speedometer has "K=6703" on the face of the speedo gauge. That's the number of pulses per mile. I doubled that to get 13406 since the MPGuino counts both rising and falling edges of each pulse.

Check the bottom front of your speedo face. See if it has "K=????". It could be hidden by the instrument bezel so poke around.

MicroSec/Gallon is most likely very different for your TDI. In order to get "in the ballpark", here's what I did:

1. From experience I know that I get about 21 MPG at 75 mph on level ground.

2. Calculate GPH: 75 mph/21 mpg = 3.57 GPH.

3. Set uSec/Gal to some number. I suppose 128800000 is as good as any.

4. Go for a drive at 75 MPH on level ground and watch the GPH reading on the MPGuino. If it's greater than 3.57 then increase the uSec/Gal number. If it's less, decrease the number.

The idea is to get close to the correct GPH at a speed where you know the MPG that you should be getting.

Last edited by rmccomiskie; 06-15-2009 at 09:03 AM..
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