What it's for
The Torque Reduction Delay Time table sets the gap between the moment the gear position sensor or switch reports a shift and the moment torque reduction is applied. It can be mapped up to 2D.
When you need it
Gear sensors don't always report a change at exactly the point where torque needs to come out. If the cut arrives early or late, shifts feel harsh or the reduction is wasted. A small delay lets you line the cut up with the actual shift.
What to check
- Log gear position, RPM and the torque reduction state together, and compare when the cut starts against when the shift happens.
- Change the delay in small steps and repeat.
- Set the cut time and ignition offset alongside it; see torque reduction for the full function.
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