EFI Live Bi-Directional Question
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From: Clarkston
EFI Live Bi-Directional Question Can I control 2 things at once? For example, if I turn off an injector to do a balance test, I don't want the PCM compensating for idle speed so I would want to preset an IAC position to get an accurate reading.
Can this be done?
Mark
Can this be done?
Mark
Re: EFI Live Bi-Directional Question </font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif"> Can I control 2 things at once? For example, if I turn off an injector to do a balance test, I don't want the PCM compensating for idle speed so I would want to preset an IAC position to get an accurate reading.
</font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Yes absolutely, as you describe it is esential to prevent compensation by other parameters.
This quote from the EFILiveV5 documentation:
Although you may use EFILiveV5 to activate many controls, switches and modes simultaneously, it is recommended that you keep the number of overrides to a reasonable minimum. Usually no more than 5 overrides should be active at any one time.
There are two restrictions:
1. You may not turn off injectors while using the AFR override because the PCM cannot set the AFR correctly if an injector is switched off.
2. You may not set the idle speed and the IAC at the same time, as both of these settings try to control the IAC position.
This question will be added to the FAQ here:
EFILiveV5 FAQ
Here's the known issues so far:
EFILiveV5 issues
Here's the complete online doco:
EFILiveV5 online doco
</font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Yes absolutely, as you describe it is esential to prevent compensation by other parameters.
This quote from the EFILiveV5 documentation:
Although you may use EFILiveV5 to activate many controls, switches and modes simultaneously, it is recommended that you keep the number of overrides to a reasonable minimum. Usually no more than 5 overrides should be active at any one time.
There are two restrictions:
1. You may not turn off injectors while using the AFR override because the PCM cannot set the AFR correctly if an injector is switched off.
2. You may not set the idle speed and the IAC at the same time, as both of these settings try to control the IAC position.
This question will be added to the FAQ here:
EFILiveV5 FAQ
Here's the known issues so far:
EFILiveV5 issues
Here's the complete online doco:
EFILiveV5 online doco
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From: Clarkston
Re: EFI Live Bi-Directional Question Another question for ya! On the control panel when it says "Injector 1 -8", is "injector 1" cyl #1 or the 1st injector in the firing order - and so on with the other 7?
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