Yes, this number should include atmospheric pressure, so subtracting 1 bar of atmospheric pressure, the boost pressure specified would be 0 bar. However, what's strange is that when I drive and press the accelerator, it still doesn't change. Is there something wrong with my ECU?Are you accounting for the actual atmospheric pressure around you, then when driving this will rise of course with the forced induction.
I got EPC light on when I drive with full throttle, and got code P0235. I've reviewed some materials that shows the p0235 is raised if Boost pressure sensor signal vs target value > 27 - 50 kPa, depending on altitude. And I see the actual pressure is 1.7bar when full throttle and the specified value is still 1bar, the difference is 0.7 bar which exceeded the threshold (27 - 50 kPa or 0.27 bar - 0.5 bar). This is my logical inference, but I don't know how to solve it. I also tried to replace the boost pressure sensor, but the problem persists.Question is, are you seeing any issues with the car when driving, of not then I'd say it's more diagnostics that aren't working as they should, if the cars boost is missing then that would.be why it's not logging as you'd expect.
Yes, I got stage 1 tune a week ago, and then the EPC light came on during full throttle. Afterwards, I had the tuner restore to the stock program. Although the situation has improved, the light still comes on. I'm not sure if the pressure specified values were normal before the tunning, but it seems they are not normal for now.Has anyone mapping been done by you or anyone else?
If I reflash ECU firmware via ODIS, will this take ECU to the factory state?Maybe you should of told us that initially.
Take it back as he hasn't restored it to factory I'd say as the issue is still there, assuming it wasn't there before the tuner played with your ECU.as you had no cluster light, so I'd say it was working fine before.