a little extra oomph please

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annie
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a little extra oomph please

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i love the relaxed nature of the hdi 90 but would like a little low down torque. i dont want the most power possible just a good driveable punch at 2k rpm. is this an easy thing to do with programming or is it more involved .

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Do you have a Siemens or a Bosch ECU, Annie?

You can simply pop the lid off the ECU box ( shiny one by the washer reservoir ) and slide the ECU up and out to see the label.

A Bosch is easier to map than the Siemens, although the Siemens isn't impossible.

I had a tuning box on my 90, which help to usher things along a bit - and you could also try to rest your foot on the clutch pedal ( just enough to take the slack ) and see if the car perks up a bit... :cheesy:
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it says bosch on the connector that goes into the ecu.
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GingerMagic wrote:and you could also try to rest your foot on the clutch pedal ( just enough to take the slack ) and see if the car perks up a bit... :cheesy:
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just looked them up. i cant seem to find any indication of how much torque a stage one reap will give me. will email them
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Info here for the HDi 90: http://www.hdi-tuning.co.uk/ecu-remappi ... HDI90.html
Stage 1 Remap - 120 BHP
This remap is designed to go straight on to a standard HDI engine without any modifications required. Peak power will be 120 BHP @ 3750 RPM, maximum torque will be 270Nm @ 2500 RPM. The stage 1 remap offers great performance, driveability and safer overtaking. On top of this you can expect to see economy gains of 3-5 MPG on average. Cost: Online £99, postal service £140, in shop with diagnostics and testing £150.
My 110 pre-remap still had a decent amount of torque, so I reckon this map (which has more power/torque than the 110) will be perfect for you.
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that looks perfect. just need to find the source of the water ingress before i start spending money on a remap. 120hp is plenty and a lot of extra torque
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took her on a 600 mile round trip yesterday and she behaved faultless. 55mpg at 75mph all day long.

she will be remapped though by hdi bristol.. up a long steep climb she lost too much speed with 5up so the stage one 125hp with all that extra torque will be welcome. for the extra peace of mind and only an extra few pounds ill take it to them instead of doing it myself i think.. unless the post service is as easy as replugging in the ecu plug and play?
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The postal service is a good way to do it, send yours off, they'll reporogram it in-house and then send it back, you plug it in and enjoy the extra go :twisted:
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