Air Fuel Ratio maps 1,2 and 3
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WankeYankey
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Re: Air Fuel Ratio maps 1,2 and 3
Somewhat confused, I only see 2 tables for both AFR base and acceleration enrichment, is something wrong? My car is a Series I 6 port 6 spd manual, however, the ECU is swapped from another car, to the best of my knowledge also a 6 port 6 spd. I do see injector scaling 1, 2 and 3 for all 6 injectors as well as max loads 1, 2 and 3 in absolute limits if that means anything.
Re: Air Fuel Ratio maps 1,2 and 3
Different years had different number of AFR tables.
Re: Air Fuel Ratio maps 1,2 and 3
And no, it does not have anything to do with gearing. they are used for different driving condition depending on the cars logic. best to keep all of them Copy/Pasta
Re: Air Fuel Ratio maps 1,2 and 3
Yeah
I'm beginning to believe your are correct.
Always learning
I'm beginning to believe your are correct.
Always learning
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hufflepuff
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Re: Air Fuel Ratio maps 1,2 and 3
FIX: my car was running off the table, i.e. the fuel table went to 9,000 rpms but i was revving to 9,300. i had to rescale the fuel table axes to allow myself to enter a a value for the highest rev range. that allowed me to lean out the 9.000-9,300 range.
Re: Air Fuel Ratio maps 1,2 and 3
How have you done that?
Just recalculate all values to a higher number in all cells to get them higher at all RPM spec?
I mean - there is no way of changing the preset VersaTuner column values, or is it possible?
In other words - you still type value to that 9000RPM column, but the value you type in is recalculated as it should be at 9300RPM, right?
Just recalculate all values to a higher number in all cells to get them higher at all RPM spec?
I mean - there is no way of changing the preset VersaTuner column values, or is it possible?
In other words - you still type value to that 9000RPM column, but the value you type in is recalculated as it should be at 9300RPM, right?