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  1. 1st February 2009, 01:06 PM #1
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    nanocom reads torque!

    so i was playing around with the nanocom reading my asb faults. i noticed that in the def abs section under input there is one thats ''engine torque (N/m)''???

    at idle i was reading 040N/m...with a slight push on the pedal it went up
    so, is this an accurate reading and where would the ecu get its info from??


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  2. 1st February 2009, 01:23 PM #2
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    What does it read under load in a higher gear?
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    dunno, i have to fit new front prop b4 that test

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    My understanding of measuring torque is under load, in the highest gear, from memory.

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    I'm trying this now, in a parked state it read 0 & with some revs 1 or 2. I'll take a spin around the block & report back


    AARGH! Bloody thing! I've either got a bad connection somewhere or mine is dodgy. Can't even get it to connect at the moment.
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    went for a quick blockie, only to 60 kph....and..... the torque figure got to 209 b4 the nanocom froze...

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    Quote Originally Posted by discowhite View Post
    went for a quick blockie, only to 60 kph....and..... the torque figure got to 209 b4 the nanocom froze...

    cheers phil
    As in froze like a Microsoft product, or just didn't continue to increase in value.... like a microsoft product?
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    What's measuring the torque?
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    the nanocom torque reading is a calculated figure and while reasonabley accurate wont be "dyno accurate"...
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    dyno's and accuracy! ohh dont go there

    slunnie,
    as in froze on the screen/stopped comunication with ecu... now i cant get the bloody nanocom to comunicate with the laptop/com port 4

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