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TCD now has my M535ti....let OPERATION FIX MY *HIT.........
Posted: Jun 24, 2006 10:24 PM
by Duke
start.
Drum roll.....................................so what is causing the noise that has stumped the BMW experts all over the world?
Posted: Jun 24, 2006 10:51 PM
by sparkle
ok, um, wtf duke?
Posted: Jun 24, 2006 10:53 PM
by Bill in MN
Duke
Refresh my memory. What's the sound it's making. Knocking? excessive valve noise???
Posted: Jun 24, 2006 11:33 PM
by Duke
Bill in MN wrote:Duke
Refresh my memory. What's the sound it's making. Knocking? excessive valve noise???
We are thinking it is a bent or sticking valve. Head has to come off and gone thru. Needed a MLS head gasket anyway. Todd will also be flowing the H6S head to see how it compares to the B35 head flow numbers.
Posted: Jun 24, 2006 11:36 PM
by Duke
bmwsparkle wrote:ok, um, wtf duke?
Engine has had a loud ticking noise since first started. Can't up the boost until it is fixed. I don't have the facilities or time. TCD will be fixing it.
Posted: Jun 25, 2006 1:31 AM
by Merkin
The only thing certain is..
We need lots of pictures.
Posted: Jun 25, 2006 3:29 AM
by Duke
Merkin wrote:The only thing certain is..
We need lots of pictures.
No pictures of my broken M535ti allowed. There are plenty of pictures on my website of the OT project.
Posted: Jun 26, 2006 9:14 PM
by russc
Well get to see the flow #s?
RussC
Posted: Jun 26, 2006 10:09 PM
by Duke
russc wrote:Well get to see the flow #s?
RussC
Of Course!
Posted: Jun 26, 2006 10:44 PM
by T_C_D
Duke,
The car is safely in my garage at home. Car cover on. My boys and I are leaving early tomorrow.
Drove it home tonight. It's abt 5 feet slower than my red car 40-60.
Todd
Posted: Jun 27, 2006 2:50 AM
by Duke
T_C_D wrote:Duke,
The car is safely in my garage at home. Car cover on. My boys and I are leaving early tomorrow.
Drove it home tonight. It's abt 5 feet slower than my red car 40-60.
Todd
Good to hear. I think that once the engine is up to par and the TEC3 is finnaly tuned, you will be pleasantly suprised and your red car will be in the rear view. Think of it and a dimond in the rough right now.
BTW - you "red" car is you megasquirt S2 right?
Posted: Jun 27, 2006 7:05 AM
by T_C_D
Duke,
Yes, my red car is full standalone. I already looked at your tuning. The timing table looks great. Almost the same as mine. Fuel looks good too. I need to work on the cold start.
Todd
Posted: Jun 27, 2006 7:43 AM
by Duke
T_C_D wrote:Duke,
Yes, my red car is full standalone. I already looked at your tuning. The timing table looks great. Almost the same as mine. Fuel looks good too. I need to work on the cold start.
Todd
Ok,
Well, if my car is not WAY faster than yours when you are done, I am not goig to pay you
I think water injection and 20 psi might help that though 8)
Per Electromotive manual....if the widband O2 sensors is being used to compensate more than +- 10% to keep the desire A/F Ratio, the ECU is out of tune. I think that it is around +- 20 % right now.
Posted: Jun 27, 2006 1:19 PM
by russc
Duke M535ti wrote:
Per Electromotive manual....if the widband O2 sensors is being used to compensate more than +- 10% to keep the desire A/F Ratio, the ECU is out of tune. I think that it is around +- 20 % right now.
Those are words to live by. Less than 10% sounds right for correction under closed loop control. The Perfect Power SMT 7 unit uses 5% for their closed loop control.
RussC
Posted: Jun 28, 2006 10:53 PM
by FastFiver
Duke M535ti wrote:
Think of it and a dimond in the rough right now.
Just for you saying this Duke, I hate you forever. And ever. And ever. And ever.
Posted: Jun 29, 2006 7:53 PM
by Jeremy
russc wrote:Duke M535ti wrote:
Per Electromotive manual....if the widband O2 sensors is being used to compensate more than +- 10% to keep the desire A/F Ratio, the ECU is out of tune. I think that it is around +- 20 % right now.
Those are words to live by. Less than 10% sounds right for correction under closed loop control. The Perfect Power SMT 7 unit uses 5% for their closed loop control.
RussC
Out of curiosity, 10% of what? 10% change of AFR? 10% change in injector duty cycle?
Jeremy
Posted: Jul 01, 2006 12:14 PM
by altus22
10% of the injector duty cycle or the engine volumetric efficiency (VE). I know MS uses VE, but I don't know about other stand alone systems.
Posted: Jul 06, 2006 8:20 AM
by Duke
Check out this card that I got from my wife yesterday. This is the kind of support I have from home on my car, luckily I have you guys........
She is the funiest person she knows. Gotta love her.
Posted: Jul 06, 2006 8:42 AM
by Shawn D.
That's a good one from Claudia! What's under the "Cardomain" logo?
Posted: Jul 06, 2006 10:04 PM
by Duke
Shawn D. wrote:That's a good one from Claudia! What's under the "Cardomain" logo?
"turbo"
Posted: Jul 08, 2006 7:34 AM
by Duke
Here is the turbo that Todd is going to upgade my S2 kit with -
I may have to cut a hole in the hood.
Posted: Jul 08, 2006 8:49 PM
by Merkin
hah!
I wonder what that monster starts to spool at?
Posted: Jul 09, 2006 1:55 PM
by BDK
Todd,
did you tell Duke about the spilt Brake Fluid yet??
No, big deal Duke really,
it can't cost too much to repaint the engine compartment....
I figure a can of Krylon and you're good to go....
Posted: Jul 09, 2006 10:17 PM
by Duke
BNC wrote:Todd,
did you tell Duke about the spilt Brake Fluid yet??
I'll add you to the list with Claudia with people who are the funniest person they know.
Posted: Jul 10, 2006 7:16 AM
by BDK
Posted: Jul 10, 2006 10:00 AM
by Skeen
Merkin wrote:hah!
I wonder what that monster starts to spool at?
It doesn't.
Posted: Jul 13, 2006 7:45 PM
by booker
HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!
Duke, your wife has a great sense of humor. LMAO
UPDATE
Posted: Jul 19, 2006 7:22 AM
by Duke
Well Todd has been trying to identify the noise. He replaced the timing chain tensioner to no avail. The head comes off today with hopes of an easily identifiable malfunction. The head will then be disassembled to check everything. The engine comes out next and a trip to his machine shop to examine everything.
We are thinking it is a spun rod bearing or bad wrist pin at this point. Either way, it’s a kick in the nuts after all of the time, money and "expert" assembly I undertook in its build.
I am really getting tired of getting *ucked by dishonest people.
Posted: Jul 19, 2006 1:38 PM
by Mark 88/M5 Houston
Duke,
Sorry to hear that the diagnosis was not something quick and easy, of course if it had been you would have found it. Hopefully it will be something in the head and will not require the block coming out of the car.
So how short are you now?
Posted: Jul 19, 2006 4:48 PM
by russc
Good help is hard to find....
I know how you feel. Ive been lie'd to by mechanics before.
Im kinda in the same boat, Ill find out how well my car runs with a 98k junk yard engine tomorrow on the dyno.
RussC