How Does A Truck Remap Help Saving Fuel.

Hello guys, today I will be telling you how your truck can save more fuel by remapping. The question I get asked often is, “How can my engine save more fuel when it will be producing more power after the remap?”

Well, it’s possible when all the engine parameters are correctly programmed to correspond with each other, in a minute you will read the listing below to get a better understanding.

First, dismiss all the extravagant claims about fuel savings, that only a remap will save 8% -15 % in fuel consumption for most trucks. However, when coupled with a good driving style, even greater savings become achievable.

We at HGV Remapping provide the means to conserve fuel: most customers experience savings on every journey. Yet if you opt for a more aggressive driving style, channelling all that extra power into speed, the savings may be minimal, but enjoyment will be undeniable.

Considering you save an average of 10%, the cumulative effect becomes significant. For commercial drivers covering extensive distances, the remap can rapidly offset its cost.

Now, here are the main changes that improve your engine fuel efficiency:

1. Optimisation of the Fuel Injection Timing: Remapping allows for adjustments to the timing of fuel injection, ensuring that the fuel is delivered at the most efficient moment during the engine’s combustion cycle. This optimization can result in better fuel combustion and increased fuel efficiency.

2. Adjustment of Air-Fuel Ratio: The remapping process can optimize the air-fuel ratio, ensuring that the engine receives the right amount of air and fuel for combustion. This adjustment helps in achieving a more efficient and complete burn of the fuel, improving fuel efficiency.

3. Increased Torque at Lower RPMs: Tuning can be done to increase torque at lower engine RPMs (revolutions per minute). This means the engine can produce more power without needing higher RPMs, which often translates to lower fuel consumption, especially during cruising or low-demand driving conditions.

4. Reduced Turbo Lag: Most trucks are equipped with turbochargers, which can be optimized through remapping to reduce turbo lag. This means that the turbocharger responds more quickly to the driver’s demand for power, improving overall engine efficiency and responsiveness.

5. Adaptation to Specific Driving Conditions: Remapping can be tailored to the specific needs of the truck and its typical usage. For example, a truck used for long-distance highway driving may be optimized differently than one used for urban delivery. This customization ensures that the engine operates efficiently in its intended conditions, potentially saving fuel.