What a difference!

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redrange

Discussion Starter · Jul 13, 2009

A while back i visited Rick the pick and had a few things changed in the BeCM one of them being the adaptive values reset, well i done a few miles since and although it did seem better to drive on the journey home from Ricks its been getting better and better ever since and at the weekend its never driven so good ever!!, lpg mileage is good 60 litres getting a return of around 175 miles average, its nice and smooth to drive with the gear changes being much much better (even though i didn't notice they bad before) and the performance when the loud pedal is pressed a little further is really rather good as well..

Thanks Rick, a job well done.......

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lrscott

· #2 · Jul 14, 2009

how do you reset the values? I really want to reset mine.

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q-rover

· #3 · Jul 14, 2009

Do you have diagnostics?
My Blackbox will allow this.
Go into the engine ECU and under other there is a button for resetting
trim values. I did this last night as I am about to go on a long drive/ holiday.
Wonder what will happen. :think:

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996TURBO

· #4 · Jul 14, 2009

redrange said:
A while back i visited Rick the pick and had a few things changed in the BeCM one of them being the adaptive values reset, well i done a few miles since and although it did seem better to drive on the journey home from Ricks its been getting better and better ever since and at the weekend its never driven so good ever!!, lpg mileage is good 60 litres getting a return of around 175 miles average, its nice and smooth to drive with the gear changes being much much better (even though i didn't notice they bad before) and the performance when the loud pedal is pressed a little further is really rather good as well..

Thanks Rick, a job well done.......

Hi redrange,
May you remember me what kind is your LPG setup.
I had my adaptive values resetted once because of an awful mileage on petrol : too rich.
I can't remember if the LPG mileage was improved after the reset.

I'm facing an issue : heavy mileage on petrol and on LPG and misfires on petrol : too rich again. This time petrol speed limit is 75 miles/h.
One year later, i think i need to reset it again. ****ing LPG aspirated system.

BTW : are you happy with your wheel spacers?
I'd like to improve the handling behaviour during heavy slow down on highway.

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