Wide open throttle
Wide open throttle
Something was posted on this and forgive me but I cant find it. Can someone link the discusion about the throttle closing back from WOT after a certain RPM or MPH or how to "fix" that if it can be done.
It's called DBW (drive-by-wire) and at WOT (wide open throttle) it can actually hold back up to 20%. The only "fix" that I am aware of is the TechnoSquare ECU reflash. google them and check it out for yourself 
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It gradually closes so it may not have shown on the graph. I noticed it when TS was tuning my ECU. I drove on a few different stages of tuning.
to be clear here. We're talking about a 6th gen 04 to 07 right? Theres some mention of a 5.5 gen and I'm not sure where that fits in years. Was also under the impression there was some proof of it. Maybe TechnoSquare is a better source to find out although for 500 smackers I'm sure I'll live with the "problem" at this point.
Well, the price can be semi-justified since TS does modify other parameters too.
I have the 5.5 gen (02-03) and stated I have never seen anything re: closing as RPM’s climb. It’s actually impossible since there are 4 sensors, and they must be within a certain tolerance with respect to voltage of each other or else the car will go into limp mode.
With that said, your foot is pegged so it’s(APPS 1&2) say 4.10V, and the TPS(1&2) (actual throttle plate) are @ 4.08V, if they deviate more than that(i.e. TPS starts to close) the car will go into limp mode since your foot isn’t letting off the pedal.(voltage stays @ 4.10v)

I have the 5.5 gen (02-03) and stated I have never seen anything re: closing as RPM’s climb. It’s actually impossible since there are 4 sensors, and they must be within a certain tolerance with respect to voltage of each other or else the car will go into limp mode.
With that said, your foot is pegged so it’s(APPS 1&2) say 4.10V, and the TPS(1&2) (actual throttle plate) are @ 4.08V, if they deviate more than that(i.e. TPS starts to close) the car will go into limp mode since your foot isn’t letting off the pedal.(voltage stays @ 4.10v)

I have the 5.5 gen (02-03) and stated I have never seen anything re: closing as RPM’s climb. It’s actually impossible since there are 4 sensors, and they must be within a certain tolerance with respect to voltage of each other or else the car will go into limp mode.
With that said, your foot is pegged so it’s(APPS 1&2) say 4.10V, and the TPS(1&2) (actual throttle plate) are @ 4.08V, if they deviate more than that(i.e. TPS starts to close) the car will go into limp mode since your foot isn’t letting off the pedal.(voltage stays @ 4.10v)


With that said, your foot is pegged so it’s(APPS 1&2) say 4.10V, and the TPS(1&2) (actual throttle plate) are @ 4.08V, if they deviate more than that(i.e. TPS starts to close) the car will go into limp mode since your foot isn’t letting off the pedal.(voltage stays @ 4.10v)


If this is correct how would an L-Spec pulled a little better than stock above 5500RPM? Like I said, I went thru the different tuning stages and had the car over night wth the basic L-Spec, 40 miles of driving to and from.
I'm not arguing with you found. I'm just wondering if there was more to it.
Tadashi told me that Nissan programs the throttle so that you get full open throttle under certain conditions and that its not like u bury ur foot and it opens up. I was there when Tadashi tuned my car and I could CLEARLY hear the throttle opening up AFTER the re flash but it didnt do it before it. I have read that NIssan also did htis with the 5th gen Maxima. but Icant confirm my source cuz it was a long time ago i read it.
Tadashi told me that Nissan programs the throttle so that you get full open throttle under certain conditions and that its not like u bury ur foot and it opens up. I was there when Tadashi tuned my car and I could CLEARLY hear the throttle opening up AFTER the re flash but it didnt do it before it. I have read that NIssan also did htis with the 5th gen Maxima. but Icant confirm my source cuz it was a long time ago i read it.
Originally Posted by Nietzsche
What is involved in L-spec?
Originally Posted by RHMax
If this is correct how would an L-Spec pulled a little better than stock above 5500RPM? Like I said, I went thru the different tuning stages and had the car over night wth the basic L-Spec, 40 miles of
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