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Old 08-21-2012, 11:12 AM
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Ok, there are two tables to control the amount of enrichment the AFR gets at WOT...they are:

%Change to Fuel/Air Ratio vs. RPM at WOT
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%Change to Fuel/Air Ratio vs. Cool. Temp. at WOT

Both of these tables show enrichment to add fuel at WOT of course...my question is:

Does one table compound onto the other OR, does one table REPLACE the other when values are met? For example, If I have 7.7% enrichment in the 80*C block on the %Change vs Cool. Temp Table, and then I have 3% enrichment in the 4800 RPM block on the %Change vs RPM table, does that mean that at 176*F and at 4800 RPM's my ACTUAL AFR enrichment is 10.7% at WOT for those blocks??? Or does the RPM table take over once its conditions are met, so say it runs 7.7% up until 4800 RPM's, then it drops to 3% until another change happens, or vice versa??
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They are added together. Usually in the normal operating temp there is no enrichemnt from the cool temp table.
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Leave the temp table stock and make your changes in the rpm table. Unzip this file and copy and paste the rpm table values into it.
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I couldn't get that zip file to work
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Here is the Excel file unzipped. Change the .txt extension to .xls after you save it. Cant upload a file with a .xls extension here.
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Here is the OBD1 version.
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