How to use LS1 edit to help cold start up issues?
10-09-2006, 11:44 AM
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How to use LS1 edit to help cold start up issues? Tried the search but it does nothing but gives me a blank page and since I may buy a LS1 edit program from a member I need this question answered.
What could I do with LS1 edit to get my cold start up better is my question here?
What it does on a cold start up is it surges up to say 1500 rpms and down to almost killing to find the idle and after about five minutes of up and down it finally finds it and idles around 950 which is what the idle is set at.
My car sucks on start ups and even know I have a dyno tune we didn't get the cold start up done because it was warm since I drove it a hour to the place.
Thanks for your time
What could I do with LS1 edit to get my cold start up better is my question here?
What it does on a cold start up is it surges up to say 1500 rpms and down to almost killing to find the idle and after about five minutes of up and down it finally finds it and idles around 950 which is what the idle is set at.
My car sucks on start ups and even know I have a dyno tune we didn't get the cold start up done because it was warm since I drove it a hour to the place.
Thanks for your time
10-09-2006, 07:03 PM
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I would help but there is ALOT to go over and it's hard to explain unless you could see it.
The first thing to do is a SD tune on your VE table and go from there. Then dial in your MAF after you get the VE spot on.
EDIT: Don't forget to get your IAC counts in line also, should be between 40-60 IIRC.
The first thing to do is a SD tune on your VE table and go from there. Then dial in your MAF after you get the VE spot on.
EDIT: Don't forget to get your IAC counts in line also, should be between 40-60 IIRC.
