ElanScan working well, what should I look at first please?

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Re: ElanScan working well, what should I look at first pleas

Postby chrism » Mon 02.01.2023, 10:22

Hi Owen L. Is there a more recent ES file to compare now that you've adjusted the timing?

It'd be interesting to see how your spark advance graph compares now...

You mentioned WD's m100 project. I seem to remember that there was some wear in their cam angle sensor and they decided to replace it; it's apparently a known weakness with these engines. Could this have been a factor affecting yours, I wonder? (I seem to remember they experienced some sloppy play in the reluctor disc?)

I'm wondering if the shape of the spark advance graph might be used to provide any clues about the health of the CAS, since it's likely to affect all of us...
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Re: ElanScan working well, what should I look at first pleas

Postby Owen L » Mon 02.01.2023, 13:40

chrism wrote:Hi Owen L. Is there a more recent ES file to compare now that you've adjusted the timing?

It'd be interesting to see how your spark advance graph compares now...

You mentioned WD's m100 project. I seem to remember that there was some wear in their cam angle sensor and they decided to replace it; it's apparently a known weakness with these engines. Could this have been a factor affecting yours, I wonder? (I seem to remember they experienced some sloppy play in the reluctor disc?)

I'm wondering if the shape of the spark advance graph might be used to provide any clues about the health of the CAS, since it's likely to affect all of us...


i will post up a graph of before and after. assuming you want RPM V Spark advance?

how do you look for wear in the CAS? Do you waggle the disc?
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Re: ElanScan working well, what should I look at first pleas

Postby chrism » Mon 02.01.2023, 14:43

Hi Owen L. The ES file would be good to see if any other areas were impacted by your adjustment.
I haven't looked at the disc on mine but I think it looked like 'steering play' on WD.
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Re: ElanScan working well, what should I look at first pleas

Postby Owen L » Tue 03.01.2023, 03:05

chrism wrote:Hi Owen L. The ES file would be good to see if any other areas were impacted by your adjustment.
I haven't looked at the disc on mine but I think it looked like 'steering play' on WD.


Here is the before and after of spark Advance versus RPM
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Re: ElanScan working well, what should I look at first pleas

Postby chrism » Tue 03.01.2023, 09:44

Yep (I dunno how) but that seems to signify your very real improvement.
Pls keep us posted re your further wranglings...
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Re: ElanScan working well, what should I look at first pleas

Postby chrism » Mon 09.01.2023, 14:28

ps Just a thought...I notice that your thermostat seems to do something around just under 70C whereas ours seem to do the same thing just over 80C...
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