Defeating the torque limit request on the Volvo 850 Turbo
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Defeating the torque limit request on the Volvo 850 Turbo - TCM Signals
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Beefsquasher
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So what I'm gathering from reading this thread is that cutting the wire does nothing, and you must apply somewhere around Ubat to keep the ecu from limiting torque?
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True.Beefsquasher wrote:So what I'm gathering from reading this thread is that cutting the wire does nothing,
Don't know.Beefsquasher wrote:and you must apply somewhere around Ubat to keep the ecu from limiting torque?
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Beefsquasher
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I will try it and report back this weekend.
As long as I've owned my volvo I've kept looking into this thread for information, and everytime I do someone says they'll report in a timely manner. 
I believe I've seen a successful implementation of this on another volvo community. Has anyone else seen one? I know Jimmy57 claims success but no one can replicate his results.
I believe I've seen a successful implementation of this on another volvo community. Has anyone else seen one? I know Jimmy57 claims success but no one can replicate his results.
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tightmopedman9
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Wow I'm surprised you guys are putting so much thought and effort into this whole thing, even cutting up your ECU harness! You can simply grab a M4.4 ECU (from a 97.5-98 S70, V70, C70 or 850) and program the boost limit and ignition retard by shift as you like.
Check out the thread I created on VS, 'Tuners Rejoice! Free Tuning For M4.4!'. The thread is pretty long but if you follow the Wikia link you should get a general idea of what is going on.
With just a simple VAG-COM cable, a M4.4 ECU and a 13.5V+ power supply you can modify any ECU parameter you'd ever want to, and more!
There is a 'Vehicle Speed threshold for boost reduction on gearbox signal' value that from the factory is set to 10km/hr. Set this to 0 and you'll be burning tires all day.
The other relevant map is 'timing retard on automatic transmission gear shift'. This is a map that specifies the amount of timing retard, at a given RPM, when shifting. You could reduce this map, but I would recommend being wary off too little ignition retard, it might shorted the life of your transmission.
Check out the thread I created on VS, 'Tuners Rejoice! Free Tuning For M4.4!'. The thread is pretty long but if you follow the Wikia link you should get a general idea of what is going on.
With just a simple VAG-COM cable, a M4.4 ECU and a 13.5V+ power supply you can modify any ECU parameter you'd ever want to, and more!
There is a 'Vehicle Speed threshold for boost reduction on gearbox signal' value that from the factory is set to 10km/hr. Set this to 0 and you'll be burning tires all day.
The other relevant map is 'timing retard on automatic transmission gear shift'. This is a map that specifies the amount of timing retard, at a given RPM, when shifting. You could reduce this map, but I would recommend being wary off too little ignition retard, it might shorted the life of your transmission.
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