I only see a burst to 50 bar (5 MPa, 5000 kPa, 725 psi) during engine start, and just 40 bar (4 MPa, 4000 kPa, 580 psi) during high idle as well as normal idle.
As for sitting cold fuel pressure, mine will be 4.25 bar (425 kPa, 61.6 psi) before a cool start and as low as 3.25 bar (325 kPa, 47 psi) before a cold start.
What I notice in Nitro's latest video is that ignition timing is really advanced during the stalling out. I don't know if the timing is a reaction to the stalling, or a cause. But on mine, I see only a minor blip to the positive advance just as the fuel pressure hits 50 bar and starts to turn south towards 40 bar. This lasts for only a quarter second. All the rest of the time, my ignition timing is mild negative. As it slows the idle down under 1k, the timing goes and stays mild positive.
I see the timing mild positive but it blips high positive (13.x) each moment the idle drops below 750 (climate system on, A/C off) as it appears to be maintaining rpm in the 750-770 range.
Even once I'm driving, I never see double digit negative timing adjustment except rare blips just above idle (8xx rpm). I do get positive values up to 30.
No idea what A THR is (total harmonic resonance?). Also, how is it attempting to compute vacuum? Did you install a pressure gauge on the manifold?
So I don't think fuel pressure is an issue. It looks fine to me. I might log more with different starts. But it takes an overnight wait to get a cold start with long high idle. Also note, I have a B8.0 CAEB. They might have changed runtime parameters in B8.5 CAEx, or also on the CPMx motors.
fuel temperature - any thoughts on where the ECM is making up this value from? Other VAG vehicles have a G81 fuel temp sensor, but like they removed the G410 low pressure line pressure sensor, we also have no G81. I see nothing in the connectivity of the fuel pump to imply a fuel temp signal is overlaid on the fuel level signal from the pump to the J285 (instrument cluster). I notice that the fuel pressure value is available at all times, but the fuel temp value is only active while the engine is running. Engine not running, value is an immediate -48°C. I assume it's the same kind of phantom bologna as the exhaust temp and exhaust temp before cat, since the engine has zero means to measure those. Unless the 02 sensors somehow rely that value.
As for residual pressure on the high pressure rail after shutdown, 2-3 times idle is not even close. It's over four times. I was at 172 bar (~2500 psi) when I stopped logging at around 25 minutes.
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