Going rich then lean when shifting

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dleach1407
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57 F100, RZASA, 04 Crown Vic ecu and harness, 302, GT40 heads, 4r70w, 80# deka5 shorties, Holley carb style throttle body, Speedmaster high rise intake manifold

Re: Going rich then lean when shifting

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So i checked my tune and the manifold volume is set at .50 liters. Default value is 4. I can try a lower value but I am pretty sure I tried this before and it didnt help. Any other recommendations?
decipha
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'19 F-150 3.3L

Re: Going rich then lean when shifting

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decipha wrote: 2021 May 01, 18:42 no i sure dont

you can go divide it in half and go from there with her
PaulC-turbo5.0
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Vehicle Information: 1989 fox GT convertible
5.0 stock block, E7 heads, stock cam
Explorer GT40 intake flipped to driver side inlet
Single 67mm On3 BB turbo
Flipped JBA headers, custom SS 2.5" hotside built by me
custom 3" coldside thru On3 intercooler
tuning with Moates QH + TPRT
Dechipa's GUFX and supporting files, couldnt have tuned it myself without him!

Re: Going rich then lean when shifting

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dleach1407 wrote: 2021 May 02, 02:39 So i checked my tune and the manifold volume is set at .50 liters. Default value is 4. I can try a lower value but I am pretty sure I tried this before and it didnt help. Any other recommendations?
do you have the transient fuel multipliers I mentioned? I know how frustrating an issue like this is, you think you got the car dialed in nicely but every time you get going you have to get through this crap first. Thankfully mine is much better now but still isnt perfect and that bugs me.

Decipha if you were remote tuning this for him what would you be trying to adjust to remedy this?
I dont think it would be something mechanical, do you agree with that?
When remote tuning for people do you ever run into odd issues like these that you cant solve and essentially you and the owner have to call it good enough?
decipha
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Re: Going rich then lean when shifting

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I would keep cutting manifold volume til the problem is solved.

No I've never had an issue I couldn't fix.
dleach1407
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Joined: 2021 Mar 21, 15:17
Location: Colorado Springs, CO
Vehicle Information: 95 Mustang GT, CBAZA Quarterhorse
331, 190 11R heads, Edelbrock Victor 50 manifold, F303, T5, 76mm Turbo, 91 octane, Returnless dual pump 03 cobra tank, Behind bars rails, 80# siemens injectors
wbo2_030MtxL

57 F100, RZASA, 04 Crown Vic ecu and harness, 302, GT40 heads, 4r70w, 80# deka5 shorties, Holley carb style throttle body, Speedmaster high rise intake manifold

Re: Going rich then lean when shifting

Unread post by dleach1407 »

The weather has been shit the last few days and I've been working on my truck when i can. I haven't messed with the tune since Friday night. What is the lowest number i can use in that field? Can i use negative numbers? I would assume 0 is the lowest number supported in that field.
dleach1407
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Joined: 2021 Mar 21, 15:17
Location: Colorado Springs, CO
Vehicle Information: 95 Mustang GT, CBAZA Quarterhorse
331, 190 11R heads, Edelbrock Victor 50 manifold, F303, T5, 76mm Turbo, 91 octane, Returnless dual pump 03 cobra tank, Behind bars rails, 80# siemens injectors
wbo2_030MtxL

57 F100, RZASA, 04 Crown Vic ecu and harness, 302, GT40 heads, 4r70w, 80# deka5 shorties, Holley carb style throttle body, Speedmaster high rise intake manifold

Re: Going rich then lean when shifting

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PaulC-turbo5.0 wrote: 2021 May 04, 12:25
dleach1407 wrote: 2021 May 02, 02:39 So i checked my tune and the manifold volume is set at .50 liters. Default value is 4. I can try a lower value but I am pretty sure I tried this before and it didnt help. Any other recommendations?
do you have the transient fuel multipliers I mentioned? I know how frustrating an issue like this is, you think you got the car dialed in nicely but every time you get going you have to get through this crap first. Thankfully mine is much better now but still isnt perfect and that bugs me.

Decipha if you were remote tuning this for him what would you be trying to adjust to remedy this?
I dont think it would be something mechanical, do you agree with that?
When remote tuning for people do you ever run into odd issues like these that you cant solve and essentially you and the owner have to call it good enough?
The only other transient fuel table i can find is fn312qd which is tip in transient fuel based on ECT. This also seems like it could be something I could adjust to help. The issue is much worse when cold so I feel i could maybe adjust that. I dont see anything called AEM in my tune so maybe it is called something different
decipha
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'19 F-150 3.3L

Re: Going rich then lean when shifting

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aem was replaced by manifold volume
dleach1407
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Vehicle Information: 95 Mustang GT, CBAZA Quarterhorse
331, 190 11R heads, Edelbrock Victor 50 manifold, F303, T5, 76mm Turbo, 91 octane, Returnless dual pump 03 cobra tank, Behind bars rails, 80# siemens injectors
wbo2_030MtxL

57 F100, RZASA, 04 Crown Vic ecu and harness, 302, GT40 heads, 4r70w, 80# deka5 shorties, Holley carb style throttle body, Speedmaster high rise intake manifold

Re: Going rich then lean when shifting

Unread post by dleach1407 »

decipha wrote: 2021 May 04, 23:29 aem was replaced by manifold volume
Would Tip in transient fuel be another place to look if manifold volume doesnt help? I am pretty sure I set it to 0 once before and it still didnt fix the issue.
decipha
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Re: Going rich then lean when shifting

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manifold volume of 0 would be a problem
PaulC-turbo5.0
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Location: Lancaster New York
Vehicle Information: 1989 fox GT convertible
5.0 stock block, E7 heads, stock cam
Explorer GT40 intake flipped to driver side inlet
Single 67mm On3 BB turbo
Flipped JBA headers, custom SS 2.5" hotside built by me
custom 3" coldside thru On3 intercooler
tuning with Moates QH + TPRT
Dechipa's GUFX and supporting files, couldnt have tuned it myself without him!

Re: Going rich then lean when shifting

Unread post by PaulC-turbo5.0 »

Decipha is this any sort of a common issue you have ran into before? Seems odd that both of us have been dealing with it and not much luck over a pretty long time trying to remedy it?

OP post a log of this happening whenever you can and I'll do the same. I am now logging my WB so it will show better then in the past. Maybe at that point we can put some coin together and pay Decipha to help us fix it lol.
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