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engine mapping

just been reading on another forum re a member who fitted an engine mapping box onto his td6 and got 40mpg on a 65/70 run..do these things actually work and are they safe for the engine? ... - .- -.




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Post #29158 24th Sep 2010 10:15am
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Was the remapping done by Paul Daniels?

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i can understand maybe a 5/6 mpg increase but that much does make me start to wonder, just a bit, not a lot... Laughing ... - .- -.




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Post #29164 24th Sep 2010 10:24am
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I can get 42mpg in my car on a run. But not overall as I need to drive back to the top of the hill again...

If you see what I mean. Thumbs Up

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get your point FOX Thumbs Up , but it does beg the question , do they work and if so which one to buy.. ... - .- -.




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40 mpg? I'll have some of that!! Very Happy

(I know, dreaming now..... Laughing )

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I thought the boxes only increased fuel consumption... Confused

If I was to get mine chipped, I would go here.

[url] http://www.jeengineering.co.uk/


No increase in fuel consumption, but like Censored of a shovel, so I have heard.

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ditto, forget the box go JE

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i was thinking more on increasing mpg .. ... - .- -.




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Post #29223 24th Sep 2010 1:41pm
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I just got my car (a TD6), it seems to go very well (well anything would compared to my P38 DT Laughing ) so how would I work out if it's been chipped or otherwise?

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0 to 62 mph takes about 12 seconds Rich. If it's about that then it's been left alone.
If it's been chipped it'll be noticably quicker.

My Td6 is unchipped and it's fine. Plenty fast enough for me.

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That's what I was thinking, mine is plenty fast too.
I did need to chip the P38 though, it went from slow to brisk! Laughing

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Sorry what was that 40 mpg f Censored ing bull s Censored t
Plug in boxes can only con the engine to over fuel and maybe hold off the waste gate , you can't make it more economical unless you change a whole lot more of it's running peramiters and that takes a re-map, and any way as the TD6 is a first generation common rail diesel it runs at 10,000 to 12,000 bar and the gains arn't as graight as on newer engines . 2008 MY Supercharged
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well you seem to know what you're talking AXLE so i agree with you.. Cool Wink ... - .- -.




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Post #29298 24th Sep 2010 7:26pm
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axle wrote:
Sorry what was that 40 mpg f Censored ing bull s Censored t


That's answered that one then. Very Happy

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