to lean?
to lean? trying to get the tune where i want it, however my LTFTs are reading alittle lean after i richened the VE up a bit, please take a look at this log and tell me if you think it looks alright. It is a bolt ons LS1.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Changes to a tune can sometimes take a good 100miles or a day or two for everything to settle. A PCM reset can zero trims but adjustments to the air-side (Throttle Cracker, Follower and other air adjustments) will need a period to re-learn.
i put about 135mi on the tune so far, going to re log today, heres a copy of the current tune, if you guys could tell me how you think it looks id greatlly appreciate it. thanks again
edit: also my maf fail freq is set to 0.. i dont think i saved that value in this tune, but it is.
edit: also my maf fail freq is set to 0.. i dont think i saved that value in this tune, but it is.
You aren't in SD, so you shouldn't be changing VE for trims. The MAF is boss until you turn it off.
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Verdad Gallardo my maf has to be off, when i set the fail freq to 14000 once again the car looses all its power, when its in SD it has way more power. I need to figure out how to log the maf and learn to tune it.
