by Drew » 2 days ago
Thank you Jeff. I will start with checking #2 spark plug and connectors.
by Rotax Wizard » 2 days ago
Hi all
Just to clear things up a bit. In the software of the ECU the 912iS indeed reads the EGT. In this case it is a reporting only function and any change inside the cylinder would be reported in the data stream to the BUDS log files.
In the case of the type 915/916 this has changed, the EGT actually will is used by the ECU to make changes in fuel flow (pulse duration) and timing as in the case of knock.
I think Jeff is right, try moving the EGT to another cylinder to see if you have a problem with that cylinder or the probe itself. EGT probes do fail even at low hours.
Cheers
by Drew » 2 days ago
Thank you. I will be traveling for the next 10 days and will not be able to provide results of troubleshooting until after travels. Thanks for suggestions. I will keep you posted. Drew
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