Wideband VE tuning
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Wideband VE tuning
Question. 03GMC 5.3 228/588 cam
I have already tuned my VE with the narrowband O2s and gotten it pretty close.
I am about to order a wideband and....
If I tune the VE in open loop speed density with my wideband, using the % difference shown by the wideband to alter the VE.....
Then copy the adjusted VE table back into my tune, won't the LTFT just try to put the VE back where it was before?
Please comment. Thank you
I have already tuned my VE with the narrowband O2s and gotten it pretty close.
I am about to order a wideband and....
If I tune the VE in open loop speed density with my wideband, using the % difference shown by the wideband to alter the VE.....
Then copy the adjusted VE table back into my tune, won't the LTFT just try to put the VE back where it was before?
Please comment. Thank you
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Sorry;
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So I guess that I understand it correctly. In that case the Wide band becomes a check only?
Except for PE WOT tuning.
Thanks for the responses.
HP Tuners.
So I guess that I understand it correctly. In that case the Wide band becomes a check only?
Except for PE WOT tuning.
Thanks for the responses.
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The wide band is definately for tuning. Once tuned you could use it for checking purposes.
If you check around in the HPT tutorials or help sections you should find the HPT specific version of the EFILive AutoVE tutorial. Ol' Bill has mad skills - ctrl+c, ctrl+v
If you check around in the HPT tutorials or help sections you should find the HPT specific version of the EFILive AutoVE tutorial. Ol' Bill has mad skills - ctrl+c, ctrl+v