backfiring...
ps: Using Hp tuners.
I'm sure someone else can provide a more enlightening explanation, I've never really tried to tune it out but I guess it could be a combination of dfco and other tables that might come into play when you come off throttle.
ps: Using Hp tuners.
I assume without seeing the event actually take place or when it takes place it is more than likely due to two things. In a warm-up condition the engine uses additional fuel injector pulse width. This additional fuel if not tapered or set properly can cause an over rich mixture. With you saying it is ok when warm shows me that after the cold start enrichment tapers off the A/F mixture for your car is more suitable for the amount of ignition timing you have within those cells.
One: the A/F may be to rich in those portions of the map while in after/cold start enrichment.
Two: more than likely this is due to to little ignition advance. The spark initiation is starting too late after peak cylinder pressure has already occurred ATDC and the air and fuel mixture is still burning while the exhaust valve opens. This popping you here is the actual combustion process continuing out into the exhaust.
On some of the cars I get they have this situation primarily on the overrun portion of the map (heavy throttle application at high rpm and then a sudden closing of the throttle). This is easily remedied, I lean the A/F's out as lean as I can go to support normal combustion and add ignition timing.
It may be helpful to post up the timing map and/or show or tell us log data about when this occurs relating to coolant temps, A/F's and timing values.
Good luck friend
Chris Macellaro
ps: Using Hp tuners.
and have you changed heads or camshaft?
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It is backfiring through exhaust. God I hope it's not through intake but I don't hear anything through intake
I'll get you a copy of my timing values. If you PM me and provide me with email I'll send you a copy of the actual bin file.
Also could someone pm me so I can email you a scan? I just don't feel my tune is right and would like pro to take a look at it.
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As for the tune, if it backfires on decel, that's different from backfiring during acceleration. Decel is mostly in the low-load section of the VE table. DFCO cuts fuel on decel and normally prevents backfire when decelerating. A mechanical cause for decel popping would be an exhaust leak fairly near the head.
Backfiring or popping under acceleration caused by the tune, is usually from not enough spark advance, but to get this symptom your advance would have to be rediculously low.
Mechanical possibilities for popping during acceleration include but aren't limited to the ones I listed above in the first paragraph.
Too lean under load can also cause popping but with it you normally get severe surging and a huge power loss at the same time. Have someone experienced ride with you to see how it feels when this happens.
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