Hi folks,
I finally just brought my car out from her winter sleep and had a few tours with her on the highway!
Was a dream to get her back out on the road, but that also brought back an small issue I had somewhat forgotten about.
She can be very hard to keep at a stable speeds on the highway. This is very noticeable when running the gear box in Sports mode and around 80-90km/h. The gearbox usually stays in 2nd gear and runs around 4000rpms and the car constantly accelerates and de-accelerates every other second and it's pretty much impossible to keep a stable speed without engaging the Cruise Control.
(this is a '93 850 with the M70 engine and adaptive gear box)
Putting the gearbox back in Adaptive mode makes it a lot better, but I'm guessing that's just the engine is then running around 1500rpms and it isn't that responsive.
I first noticed this after installing the Wokke chips and the EML2.0 chip last fall. I contacted him about the issue, and he had noticed the same with his car running around 160km/h, but he thought it had to be a problem with the potentiometer (or maybe the throttle bodies) as the chips only holds tables of data and numbers.
I have no reason not to trust he's right about this and an easy check would of course be to install my original EML-chip again, but as the EML chip was a project in it self to install and the issue is not that a big deal I was just wondering if anyone might have some opinions and views on this?
And yes, I've tried the DK sync