PIWIS 3 Coding Retrofit and Feature Request
#181
One thing I forgot to look and it should be fairly easy is to turn on track mode on TPMS, allows more leeway with pressure. I believe that's available on the Gt4 but not on the Spyder. Useful for track days.
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daaa nope (11-26-2022)
#182
Sooooo I realize this is in the GT4 section - but I'm going to add this in since this seems to be the most comprehensive PIWIS thread in existence. Don't hate me. And of course, delete if you really don't want it here.
Something I've always wanted to do was have Boost pressure displayed on the dash of my Cayenne Diesel. I found it and figured I'd post it here.
Under Kombiinstrument. Set the first highlighted row below to "Aktiv". The second highlighted row is the max value to be displayed on the dash. It won't allow any values above 2.5bar, just FYI... but the default is 1.2bar so you do want to change this - .2bar of boost is barely anything at all.
It also seems to display absolute manifold pressure vs "boost" as when you're idling it shows 1.0bar. But it does work!
Something I've always wanted to do was have Boost pressure displayed on the dash of my Cayenne Diesel. I found it and figured I'd post it here.
Under Kombiinstrument. Set the first highlighted row below to "Aktiv". The second highlighted row is the max value to be displayed on the dash. It won't allow any values above 2.5bar, just FYI... but the default is 1.2bar so you do want to change this - .2bar of boost is barely anything at all.
It also seems to display absolute manifold pressure vs "boost" as when you're idling it shows 1.0bar. But it does work!
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World Player (09-20-2024)
#183
Sooooo I realize this is in the GT4 section - but I'm going to add this in since this seems to be the most comprehensive PIWIS thread in existence. Don't hate me. And of course, delete if you really don't want it here.
Something I've always wanted to do was have Boost pressure displayed on the dash of my Cayenne Diesel. I found it and figured I'd post it here.
Under Kombiinstrument. Set the first highlighted row below to "Aktiv". The second highlighted row is the max value to be displayed on the dash. It won't allow any values above 2.5bar, just FYI... but the default is 1.2bar so you do want to change this - .2bar of boost is barely anything at all.
It also seems to display absolute manifold pressure vs "boost" as when you're idling it shows 1.0bar. But it does work!
Something I've always wanted to do was have Boost pressure displayed on the dash of my Cayenne Diesel. I found it and figured I'd post it here.
Under Kombiinstrument. Set the first highlighted row below to "Aktiv". The second highlighted row is the max value to be displayed on the dash. It won't allow any values above 2.5bar, just FYI... but the default is 1.2bar so you do want to change this - .2bar of boost is barely anything at all.
It also seems to display absolute manifold pressure vs "boost" as when you're idling it shows 1.0bar. But it does work!
#184
#187
There are also other settings for the Default or Comfort pressure.
#188
Good one, I'll try later in the week. Working this weekend
Edit. I think the comfort pressure is just to allow lower pressures without warning. The clubsport setting sounds promising
Edit. I think the comfort pressure is just to allow lower pressures without warning. The clubsport setting sounds promising
Last edited by John Mclane; 11-26-2022 at 08:04 PM.
#189
I changed the two settings for Clubsport. The only thing that was added was the Tire Circumferences. I'll work on it next week.
#190
Originally Posted by 718socal
It's a no go 😩
I changed the two settings for Clubsport. The only thing that was added was the Tire Circumferences. I'll work on it next week.
I changed the two settings for Clubsport. The only thing that was added was the Tire Circumferences. I'll work on it next week.
#191
#195
Another thing, useful for MT cars, is auto parking break when you turn off the ignition. I recall my old Boxster having that but it went away I believe around the 991 era. I'll search for that in my next session. Winter is not friendly for coding sessions....
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