1999 C5 shutdown
This seems to have happened after modifying the VE tables a lot. LTFT's were 25+ so after adding 25+ to the VE tables and smoothing and retuning a couple times, the LTFT's are now between -5 and 2, normally right around 0.
The only thing I can think of is that it is comparing the MAF table to the VE table and sensing that they are so different that it is shutting the car down. Any ideas? Am I right? Am I wrong?
The only code i am getting is P1514 which doesnt seem to be relevant.
**EDIT** See post #6.
Last edited by SSpdDmon; Nov 1, 2006 at 10:36 PM.
This seems to have happened after modifying the VE tables a lot. LTFT's were 25+ so after adding 25+ to the VE tables and smoothing and retuning a couple times, the LTFT's are now between -5 and 2, normally right around 0.
The only thing I can think of is that it is comparing the MAF table to the VE table and sensing that they are so different that it is shutting the car down. Any ideas? Am I right? Am I wrong?
The only code i am getting is P1514 which doesnt seem to be relevant.

Beer
It measures Calculated Airflow. vs TPS. vs RPM. and if the values are greater than the ones in this table then it shuts the car down lol. So I have to raise these values just slightly (+ a few to be safe) over the dynamic g/cyl reading from the maf.
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