Use of Main VE Table
From what I can gather (nutshell version), the PCM takes the value from the Main VE table that correspond with the appropriate kPa/RPM reading, reads the MAF, IAT, and possibly the ECT, calculates a g/cyl figure, opens the injector, fires the spark.
From what I can gather (nutshell version), the PCM takes the value from the Main VE table that correspond with the appropriate kPa/RPM reading, reads the MAF, IAT, and possibly the ECT, calculates a g/cyl figure, opens the injector, fires the spark.
Now can you guess what that spark does??? Last edited by txhorns281; Jan 19, 2005 at 10:01 PM.
From what I can gather (nutshell version), the PCM takes the value from the Main VE table that correspond with the appropriate kPa/RPM reading, reads the MAF, IAT, and possibly the ECT, calculates a g/cyl figure, opens the injector, fires the spark.
This is the original thread on hptuners. It's been posted around here a few times too.
1. High RPM behavior is totally based on MAF
2. Mid RPM behaviour has an allowance on Steady MAP behaviour before it switches to Unsteady MAP
3. Low RPM behaviour (where the bulk of the fuel cells are) is dictated by unsteady MAP behaviour that is still mostly dominated by the MAF input with small tweaking from SD)
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This is the original thread on hptuners. It's been posted around here a few times too.


