friction torque vs oil temp
09-27-2005, 10:01 PM
#2
it could be infered oil temp, not sure if there is a real temp sensor to my knowledge. I know most ford diesel's have the sensor though.
These tables are typically a value entered by data that effect the torque table, used for calculatiing transmission shifting and other torque based changes.
Ryah
These tables are typically a value entered by data that effect the torque table, used for calculatiing transmission shifting and other torque based changes.
Ryah
09-27-2005, 10:06 PM
#3
Well in this case it is calculating the torque and therefore the airflow it needs to simply idle. It may not need changing for idling problems but I thought it could be a factor in hot start vs cold start problems. Maybe it uses a combination of ECT, IAT and engine run time to figure out oil temp.
