Remapping Edinburgh

We specialise in ECU remapping for all manufacturers of vehicles across Edinburgh
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Remapping your car

Remapping your car or van with one of our custom ECU remaps can improve both torque and BHP, resulting in improved power, response and performance.

Increased Power and Torque

Remapping can unlock additional horsepower and torque by optimizing fuel-air mixture, ignition timing, and boost pressure in turbocharged vehicles.

Improved Fuel Efficiency

In some cases, remapping can lead to better fuel economy by fine-tuning the engine’s performance, especially if the driving style is adjusted to take advantage of the new mapping.

Customized Driving Experience

Drivers can tailor the vehicle’s performance characteristics to their preferences, such as sharper throttle response or smoother power delivery.

Enhanced Throttle Response

Remapping can improve how quickly the engine responds to the accelerator, making the car feel more lively and engaging.

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Types of Remapping

Remapping, often referred to as ECU (Engine Control Unit) tuning, is the process of modifying the software within a vehicle’s engine management system to enhance performance, improve fuel efficiency, or customize the driving experience. Here are some key points to consider regarding car remapping.

Stage 1

Basic remap that usually does not require any hardware modifications. It optimizes the existing engine parameters.

Stage 2 and Beyond

Involves more extensive modifications (like upgraded turbos, exhaust systems, etc.) and further tuning to extract maximum performance.

Custom Remaps

Tailored specifically for a vehicle based on its current condition, driving style, and desired outcomes. These are often more effective than generic maps.

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AdBlue

AdBlue is a solution used in diesel engines equipped with Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) systems to reduce nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions. It is a non-toxic, colorless fluid made up of urea and deionized water. Here’s how it works and what you need to know:

Usage

  • Refilling: AdBlue is stored in a separate tank in the vehicle, and drivers need to monitor its level. Some vehicles will alert you when AdBlue is running low.
  • Availability: AdBlue is widely available at fuel stations, automotive retailers, and online. It’s also sold in various container sizes.
  • Handling: While AdBlue is non-toxic, it should be handled carefully, as it can corrode certain materials (like aluminum) and can cause damage to paint if spilled.

Compatibility

Most modern diesel vehicles, especially those manufactured after 2014 in Europe, are equipped with SCR systems that require AdBlue. Always check your vehicle’s manual to confirm if AdBlue is necessary.

Conclusion

Using AdBlue is an essential part of maintaining compliance with emissions regulations for diesel vehicles. Regular monitoring and refilling of AdBlue can ensure optimal performance of the SCR system and contribute to a cleaner environment.

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