S54 Into e30 Swap : Idle Synchronization via DIS

[said]

Hello Experts!

First of all... happy holidays to all!

i kinda have a problem, i have a s54 into my e30 m3 race car, tune done by Frank Smith, everything is OK... BUT, i want to do an idle synchro because I've changed tips, etc.

The big problem is, that when i hit Next on DIS, it says "pilot conditions not met"
conditions are:

- Engine Idling for 5 minutes - Check
- Run Engine at Idle - Check
- Coolant Temperature > 80 C - Check
- All Additional Loads OFF( Ac/ Lights) - don't have that connected to the DME
- No relevant faults in DME - Only fault is EWS, but its because of the Swap
- Intake air Temp between 20 and 60 - Im running alpha N, with IAT, guess its OK
- Oxygen Sensor control active - both sensors are working
- sufficient level in tank - Don't know how to check this, as i don't have the OEM cluster, just the MSS54 Ecu..

please, do you suggest something? i really need to perform this procedure

THANKS!!

[said]

Help please

[TH3 Shifty]

might want to try in the diagnostic section

[PITT M3 RR]

Help please

What DME are you using? TTFS tuned the DME but did not delete the necessary items for the swap like deleting EWS or did you et it second hand? How if the car running with an EWS code? And I think its pretty clear what the problem is. A pilot condition is "no codes", but you have an EWS code. You need that switched off in the DME.

Do you have a .BIN you can send me?

[said]

Yep! Thanks for replying

Where should i sendit??

Cheers

What DME are you using? TTFS tuned the DME but did not delete the necessary items for the swap like deleting EWS or did you et it second hand? How if the car running with an EWS code? And I think its pretty clear what the problem is. A pilot condition is "no codes", but you have an EWS code. You need that switched off in the DME.

Do you have a .BIN you can send me?

[PITT M3 RR]

send it to ("Mdrus03" at g m a i l)...if you cant figure that out its @gmail.com

If its not encrypted or anything, I should be able to look and see what's going on.