What happened there? It looks more like excessive use of N2O.
No, no nitrous oxide. The young man just tinkered with things a bit too much. Chip, tuning box, extremely early fuel injection timing, and he also modified his VNT turbocharger...
"My ALH engine isn't running perfectly; I'm having problems with excessive boost pressure. During a test drive, I also logged Group 4, and after reading this thread, I have some doubts about the accuracy of the timing after the timing belt replacement. (Workshops tend to just slap the belt on without making a proper adjustment – they only correct it if something doesn't work out later)."
Okay, here are the values:
First, let's start with idle:
The "should" and "actual" values initially differ significantly and permanently.
Then the actual value is not within the target range (2 to -3) and fluctuates.
By the way: what do +2 and -3 actually mean? (+2 = 2° above OT, and -3 = 3° below OT)?
I believe the regulation is already at its limit at 2.8 (I've never seen smaller values).
What makes me suspicious is that at 1700-1800 RPM, the injection timing shifts to a negative value (i.e., it becomes retarded).
The deviation persists even in the mid-range of the engine speed.
The maximum duty cycle of 96.4% is reached at time 211.16.