tuned it now it cranks for 15 sec before start?
tuned it now it cranks for 15 sec before start? Hp tuner & wideband I got the car (99 formula, 224/.581 cam, 3800 stall, headers) tuned in SD to about 14.6-14.9 A/F through out the whole rpm band.
Now when I start it, it cranks for about 15 seconds fast before it fires, then the wideband says its 12.5:1 and as it sits there it takes about 20 seconds and then the A/F magically comes up to 14.6 and is fine.
what and where do I fix the starting probs? I probably changed some parts on the VE table where it cranks, or is that it? Car started fine before, and now it runs awsome but starts hard.
Now when I start it, it cranks for about 15 seconds fast before it fires, then the wideband says its 12.5:1 and as it sits there it takes about 20 seconds and then the A/F magically comes up to 14.6 and is fine.
what and where do I fix the starting probs? I probably changed some parts on the VE table where it cranks, or is that it? Car started fine before, and now it runs awsome but starts hard.
Hmm, i really really hope you don't have your AFR dialed in to 14.6 in the ENTIRE rpm range. You're going to detonate your engine to death in the higher RPM ranges if you do that...
Best Regards,
Adrian
Best Regards,
Adrian
14.7 is what it says its suposed to be, didnt say anything about RPM specific.
I just did some reading, WOT should be about 11.8:1 right? can i just up my PE table by .2 ? or am I going to have to retune the whole damn thing?
Also about the cranking issue, I did mess w/ the cranking VE table. nothing.
would the regular VE table have any effect on cranking?
I just did some reading, WOT should be about 11.8:1 right? can i just up my PE table by .2 ? or am I going to have to retune the whole damn thing?
Also about the cranking issue, I did mess w/ the cranking VE table. nothing.
would the regular VE table have any effect on cranking?
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any SES lights? Specifically for the Cam position or crank position sensors?
Regarding PE table, those values are divisors into the stoich AFR... so whatever value is there, divide that into the stoich AFR (14.6xxxxx) and that's what the commanded AFR will be (works same for OLFA table)
Regarding PE table, those values are divisors into the stoich AFR... so whatever value is there, divide that into the stoich AFR (14.6xxxxx) and that's what the commanded AFR will be (works same for OLFA table)
