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Unlike the Primary and Secondary rev Limiters, the Valet Mode Rev Limiter only provides a fuel cut.
The timing retard features will not be activated.
The Valet Mode Rev Limiter can also be used as a staging rev limiter in drag racing applications.
K. TIMING CONTROL
K.1. Zero degree advance
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his is the simplest rev limiter. When the rev limit is reached, timing is simply dropped to zero degrees.
This item is unlikely to do the job by itself in any but the lowest power applications.
K.2. 3-stage coil cut
The 3-stage coil cut uses three steps to limit RPMs. When the rev limit is reached, timing will drop to 12
degrees ATDC. This step by itself will cause a significant drop in power. However many high powered,
boosted engines will continue to climb quite rapidly. After a specified number of RPM, the coil current is
cut in half. This will cause the engine to misfire and further reduce the RPM increase. If the engine
continues to climb, after the second specified number of RPM, the ignition is cut completely. This rev
limiter alone will prevent over revving, but in the case of high powered drag engines coupled to an automatic
transmission or supercharged applications, this can be quite violent. This is best used alone in naturally
aspirated and turbo charged engines with a manual transmission.
K.3. FUEL CONTROL
K.3.a. No Fuel Cut
This setting will never cut fuel. This option will typically only be used with the 3-stage rev limit.
K.3.b. Fuel Cut
This setting will cut fuel completely on rev limit. This setting will typically only be used with the zero
degree advance timing option.
K.3.c. Progressive Fuel Cut
This option is the most powerful of all rev limit settings. Upon over revving, one injector event in 16 will be
skipped. If the revs continue to rise, after the RPM delay and the time specified by the Update Rate, another
injector event in 16 is skipped. This process will continue until all cylinders are cut or the revs drop below
the RPM delay value. When the RPMs are above the rev limit and below the delay RPM, the number of
cylinder events skipped will stay the same. If the revs drop below the rev limit and remain above the
hysteresis value, the number of injector events will be increased. This will help to maintain a smooth
consistent RPM when holding against the rev limiter.
L. Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting an engine management system is actually a fairly straightforward process. When
viewed in simple terms, an engine that is in good mechanical condition, but will not run properly, can only
need one of these three things:
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