[Longboarder]

So with the Proceed v5, the default settings require oil temps to hit ~ 170 degrees before the features are enabled.

While I realize this is done for the reliability of the turbos, I am hoping there is a way through the command center to either eliminate it altogether or perhaps lower required temperature before the features are enabled.

Anyone done this before?

Thanks!

[Brey335i]

Shiv has a post where he informs Big Tom on how to do exactly that. It should be easily adjustable in the user software.

[NiVeDh]

On a similar note, any way to increase the temperature threshold? Yes, I am "that guy".

[Longboarder]

Originally Posted by Brey335i

Shiv has a post where he informs Big Tom on how to do exactly that. It should be easily adjustable in the user software.

Thanks. I found some discussion of the topic here > http://www.e90post.com/forums/showth...light=oil+temp however there were no instructions on how to disable the feature. Shiv seems to make it sound like it's possible.

[Brey335i]

Reposting Shiv's explanation here:

Originally Posted by shiv@vishnu

If you want to make it so that the wastegate rattle fix is active immediately upon start-up and before the oil temp is warm, here's what you do:

Using Procede User Interface v5.2 go to Digital Outputs --> Advance Parameters 1 --> Entry #8. You will see the number "27.0588" in that entry. This tells the Procede to stay in 100% pass thru mode (stock wastegate DC%) until oil is up to temp. Now all you need to do is put 0 in that box and hit "APPLY". From that point one, the rattle fix will ignore the oil temp conditional.

There is really no downside to this other than the fact that your tune will be active right upon start-up. It will not be pass-thru/stock tune. However, boost will still be lowered and will gradually ramp up to full boost by the usual 170F or so. So go ahead and make the change

Cheers,
shiv

[Longboarder]

Originally Posted by Brey335i

Reposting Shiv's explanation here:

awesome thanks brey!

[Jeff@TopGearSolutions]

Originally Posted by NiVeDh

On a similar note, any way to increase the temperature threshold? Yes, I am "that guy".

Heh 170 is plenty safe though.

[Brey335i]

Originally Posted by Jeff@topgearsolutions

Heh 170 is plenty safe though.

Fun things would happen if you set it to max... lol. No powah!