Binary Editor To Disable TAB/TAD?

ZephyrEFI

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Hey all. I'm just getting started with Binary Editor and Quarterhorse tuning. One of the first things I want to do is disable the TAB/TAD and other Thermactor/AIR functions so I stop getting codes about it. I've tried looking around for it, but I can't for the life of me figure it out.

Also, I would LOVE to know whether there's a place I can see/monitor/datalog if the computer is seeing Neutral from one of the Neutral Safety Switches. I'm using an X3Z by the way.

 

90sickfox

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Contact Willie Lynch at DirtyDirtyracing.com. He helped me out a bunch with Moats QH. I run MSPNP2 now and I'd be no help other than passing on that tidbit of info.

 

ZephyrEFI

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90sickfox said:

Contact Willie Lynch at DirtyDirtyracing.com. He helped me out a bunch with Moats QH. I run MSPNP2 now and I'd be no help other than passing on that tidbit of info.

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Thanks, I'll try that. I've been surprised how hard information like this is to come by. Binary Editor is definitely not the most self-explanatory software I've ever dealt with. I tried registering at EECTuning, but I think something is wrong with the site.

 

stanglx2002

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You should start with the A9L2 base tune for the Moates chip. This was designed as a starting point with the change you already asked for.

A9L2 / EFIDynoTuning

If you go through the rest of the website they have guides for tuning as well or services if you need them.

 

ZephyrEFI

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• Jul 23, 2021

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Thanks! I found out elsewhere the scalar is "THRMHP".

I'm sure I'll be spending time at EFIDynoTuning.