I have question about my Open Loop Tune Hotter and Blows more Smoke
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I have question about my Open Loop Tune Hotter and Blows more Smoke
Ok it has been really hot here and my engine temps have been 210-230 usually I'm at 180-195 . I know IAT temp is higher.Now with an Open Loop Tune am I running richer?Enough to make it Smoke more when I jump on it?from my Rear View mirror it looks greyish.I don't know its really hard to tell.But with an open loop tune my cars computer no longer makes changes for weather ,Correct?
It also seems to have lost some power as well....
Thanks for your input....
It also seems to have lost some power as well....
Thanks for your input....
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Weird, mine leans out with higher temps.
Anyway, open loop simply means no fuel trims since the O2 sensors aren't providing feedback to the PCM. It's closer to a carb'd engine....set it and go type fueling. However, the PCM is still calculating fueling requirements based on what it knows from the injector, VE, MAF, and other fueling tables.
Anyway, open loop simply means no fuel trims since the O2 sensors aren't providing feedback to the PCM. It's closer to a carb'd engine....set it and go type fueling. However, the PCM is still calculating fueling requirements based on what it knows from the injector, VE, MAF, and other fueling tables.
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SSpdDmon ,I would think If its hotter it would need less Fuel.Do to the colder weather mine needs more.Dear God I hope its not that my oil is getting thinner and that was oil I was seeing?I know when I am at 200 degree water temp at idle I have 36-35 oil pressure and now when i am at 220-230 temp my oil pressure at idle I am at 32-33 oil pressure.so oil was a little thinner.Do you think this was oil I was seeing?It was when I floored it on M-59 from a 75 mph role so I was already at Higher rpms....
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Originally Posted by Pro Mouse
SSpdDmon ,I would think If its hotter it would need less Fuel.Do to the colder weather mine needs more.
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Because under 4,000rpm, the MAF isn't solely responsible for fueling calculations (unless you force it to be). You've seen the code with 'K' and the infamous 'factor' that has been mentioned in that long-*** thread of mine from a few weeks back. It's my understanding that it's that factor that swings the bias between dynamic airflow fueling calculations (from VE, MAP, IAT, ECT) and MAF measured airflow fueling calculations.