Hi all. I'm still working with the tune Michael started for me. In an effort to get the idle to behave, he adjusted injector offset and slope. I'm now working on dialing in fuel. I've got the VE table cells for high rpm and load at 99.90 and some still need another 15% fuel. I'm wondering what will happen if I put a value greater than 100 in those cells? Will that work or is the ECU not capable of reading values greater than 100?
Yes, I realize the better answer is adjust injector slope, but this is the first tune I've worked with that is actually pretty driveable since starting this process 2 years ago. So I'd like to just get the fuel dialed in and actually get some use out of the truck.
I suspect the issues with the earlier tune attempts were the old XDFs and the fuel transient scalar that efloth also had issues with. But again, I'm close enough now and really ready to be done with this thing.
VE table values greater than 1.0
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Re: VE table values greater than 1.0
I find it easier to dial in the ve table in hex view.(Right click on the table and click show raw values) You can also set a cell to ff and then switch back to calculated view to find the maximum value in decimal.
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Re: VE table values greater than 1.0
you can plug in all the way to 200
why would you use hex view? Why does the value itself even make any difference?
All I do is multiply each cell by the correction the histogram gives you. Then I make sure they are all in linear order and if not adjust the injector data to make it.
I've broken out a significant amount of A1C in the past couple months alone. Post your current tune and log in your thread and I'll take it from there.
why would you use hex view? Why does the value itself even make any difference?
All I do is multiply each cell by the correction the histogram gives you. Then I make sure they are all in linear order and if not adjust the injector data to make it.
I've broken out a significant amount of A1C in the past couple months alone. Post your current tune and log in your thread and I'll take it from there.
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Re: VE table values greater than 1.0
I use hex so I can control rounding up or down. Splitting hairs probably. But easier to control exactly what is happening.
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Re: VE table values greater than 1.0
How much percentage difference would that make? Should be less than half a percent.
That amount of percentage is pretty negligible.
That amount of percentage is pretty negligible.
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Re: VE table values greater than 1.0
Thanks Michael and Efloth. I posted the files in my premium thread.