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  1. I take it you are using tuner studio, if so its just a case of opening up your project then go to ve analyse live and click start auto tune, for the first couple of runs set the cell change resistance in advanced settings to easy then has you start to get your ve table tuned change it to hard then very hard keep an eye on the ve table as the live tuning does throw some odd numbers in there which you should smooth out after.

  2. Not been about for a while but but wanted to update the thread, still been driving the landy and enjoying the sound of the v8, every where I go I get kids waving and people stopping me to have a chat about the landy, she had her 2nd mot this week with the ms and passed again no issues with the engine at all, big thanks to all that helped me with it all and a hats off to Nige

  3. I used one of those vdo gauges and sender, vdo gauge fits in dash where original gauge went and sender has a 1/8 npt thread so fits in where the original v8 sender goes on inlet manifold, job done tells you exactly what temp your running at, not like the useless LR stock items

  4. Well I'm now well chuffed with me ms, and figured out that hammering the nuts out of the v8 while trying to tune isn't the right way to do it :-) been taking it easy and starting to get a nice ve table, anyway me likes a project so I'm now thinking about adding lpg to the 90, been looking through all the posts and the best and easiest way would be to get me ole mate Nige to add table switching to me ecu, get an lpg tank, vaporiser and a blos bung it all on and job done, can anyone concur or is there a better way?

  5. hope you guys can help, I started with nigels base map for the 3.9 and started doing some logs and running ve analizer and loading in the new msq and have currently started using turner studio live tuning, but looking at the ve table some really high numbers are getting put in and tbh I am not sure what I am looking at, I have attached the current msq ( 01msq ) from what turnerstudio has given me and a datalog and the msq megalog viewer has given me (0.2msq) there are some really high numbers being put in the ve table, ive been looking through the tuning thread and looking at some of the ve tables posted up and none of them are showing the high no's im getting, any advice would be gratefully appreciated

    0.1.msq

    0.2.msq

  6. I had the same issue with my 4.0 but do as Bowie says, I used a pencil in the spark plug hole,rotate crank pulley clockwise until pencil gets to highest point and make a mark where you have the pointer set, then continue to rotate until pencil starts to drop down then rotate back and make a mark when pencil is at its highest point, In between these two marks is tdc, then measure the circumference of the crank pulley divide by 360 and times by ten equals the distance for you to make another mark which is 10deg btdc, then in the spark table set all the buckets to 10 this will have it firing at 10deg btdc with your strobe adjust the trim in spark settings

  7. well mot today and a pass, :i-m_so_happy: even the tester said he was shocked how good the emission are for a v8 with no cats, and I aint got a clue what im doing with the tuning side of things, I have just been letting megalog viewer do its thing and accepting its new msq's, well chuffed.

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  8. Mine turned out to be two faulty fuel pumps. Need to carry one as a spare as I'm really paranoid about them now.

    Truck is running well but I'm still tuning so hopefully get it running even sweeter, especially up the rev range.

    My only prob now is the timing, when I set the trigger wheel to the marks on the block it wouldn't line up. Eventually found tdc using a scredriver resting on the top of piston #1. The marks on the block were well out but the trigger wheel lined up and the engine fired. I don't think I'm too far away but have no-way I know to calibrate the timinmg to megatune. It isn't pinking nor does it feel overly retarded. I'd like to get it spot on but I don't know how.

    Had this issue with timing on my 4.0 as they have no trimming marks, best way is to find tdc make a mark on your crank pulley, then measure the circumference of the crank pulley divide that by 360 then times it by 10 this will then give you the distance to mark from tdc to make another mark that is 10deg btdc, then use your timing light to adjust the trim in ms

  9. Nigel hope you liked my phone message :-) got the exhaust done today strait through with a single cherry bomb in the middle, put a new set of plugs in and done a quick 15min data log on the way home as it was running a bit rough, let megalogveiwer do it's thing and she now sound's the nuts, must resist the loud pedal as it still needs running in i am over the moon

    A wee vid

    http://s336.photobucket.com/user/wangie46/media/3B6FAA0C-33BA-40E3-B4D3-1694B4C96755-156-00000444A3B2A0F6_zps552a6c89.mp4.html

  10. Sorry I've not been updating this thread, but we had some issues with the ecu which Nigel sorted out ( top man, bet he's well fed up with me ringing him) anyhow all sorted and running here's a wee vid, tap the pic below hopefully it works, it's running a bit rich and the exhaust was leaking and reading lean, so can't tune yet but it's booked in on Monday to have an exhaust custom made, so will be taking me laptop with me and data logging on me way home, now need to get reading the tuning threads.

    th_1894DFB5-08BD-489D-A3F3-28C7ADEEDAC5-

  11. All sorted now, engine running :-) and every thing working, just need to read up on tuning now, want to thank Nigel big time as he has had the ecu fixed and retuned all at his own cost, all I can say is what a top man, has looked after me all the way through, any one thinking of going ms Nigel is your man, will update my own build thread with any pics I have soon

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