WB shows dip during PE
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Burning Brakes
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WB shows dip during PE
Noticed AFR starts to go rich under PE then goes back to tracking command around 4000RPM. I'm still tuning VE but can't believe the table is off so sharply. Wondering if maybe the NPP opening up about that time could cause this? or possibly this is where Meth started spraying? I also simulate 100% Alcohol into the flex fuel sensor at 4psi boost which is around that time of the dip but the tune isn't doing anything yet with that signal, like adding spark or adjusting the AFR. There's a lot of stuff happening at that time, fuel pump kicks in, meth, NPP, flex fuel @ 100% and don't think I'll get another drive on the car for a while to figure it out
Last edited by NJ_phil; 02-08-2017 at 05:19 PM.
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Burning Brakes
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I put a spike on the area of the map where it went rich. It's smack in the middle of the dip in the table. Hard to believe I need to lean it out even more...but it kinda looks that way
Last edited by NJ_phil; 02-08-2017 at 05:49 PM.
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Easiest thing to do would be to mess with it via process of elimination.
Take the fuse out for npp before you start the drive to make sure that can't be it, and if that doesn't help disable your meth for a pull if possible (if you aren't meth dependent that is).
I would also add flex fuel timing to the log just to make sure, but I doubt that is affecting anything at this point. Not much you can do about the fuel pump kicking on at that point, but does your fuel pressure spike at all? Doesn't look like it in that graph but I can't see the scale.
Take the fuse out for npp before you start the drive to make sure that can't be it, and if that doesn't help disable your meth for a pull if possible (if you aren't meth dependent that is).
I would also add flex fuel timing to the log just to make sure, but I doubt that is affecting anything at this point. Not much you can do about the fuel pump kicking on at that point, but does your fuel pressure spike at all? Doesn't look like it in that graph but I can't see the scale.
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Burning Brakes
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Easiest thing to do would be to mess with it via process of elimination.
Take the fuse out for npp before you start the drive to make sure that can't be it, and if that doesn't help disable your meth for a pull if possible (if you aren't meth dependent that is).
I would also add flex fuel timing to the log just to make sure, but I doubt that is affecting anything at this point. Not much you can do about the fuel pump kicking on at that point, but does your fuel pressure spike at all? Doesn't look like it in that graph but I can't see the scale.
Take the fuse out for npp before you start the drive to make sure that can't be it, and if that doesn't help disable your meth for a pull if possible (if you aren't meth dependent that is).
I would also add flex fuel timing to the log just to make sure, but I doubt that is affecting anything at this point. Not much you can do about the fuel pump kicking on at that point, but does your fuel pressure spike at all? Doesn't look like it in that graph but I can't see the scale.
Just thought it was a common situation others might have seen.
LOL "meth dependent" Funny you should say that since I just got done re-watching breaking bad last few weeks
Thanks man..
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I can adjust the EQ depending on boost but didn't get to it yet. Didn't see any knock so put that on the list for later on. BTW, knock shown on that clip in under 1 degree. Scale is 0-3 degrees
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Yeah you've got a lot going on at that point like you mentioned.. until you can start eliminating them one by one it's tough to say what is causing it. You shouldn't need a spike like that in the VE table though. Maybe a change to cancel out the extra fuel from meth but even that shouldn't be a spike
How do you have the transient fueling stuff setup for ethanol? Long shot but worth looking at. I'd set it up so all of the ethanol/alcohol transient tables are the same as the gas ones just to be sure nothing is changing on that end right there when "alcohol" % goes up
How do you have the transient fueling stuff setup for ethanol? Long shot but worth looking at. I'd set it up so all of the ethanol/alcohol transient tables are the same as the gas ones just to be sure nothing is changing on that end right there when "alcohol" % goes up
Last edited by schpenxel; 02-09-2017 at 10:35 AM.
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curious....what are you using to simulate alcohol content at 4psi and why? Pressure sensor on the meth to change your fuel and timing tables?
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Yes, basically.
I had the same on mine (though with a difference device) before switching to E85
I had the same on mine (though with a difference device) before switching to E85
Last edited by schpenxel; 02-09-2017 at 11:11 AM.
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Yeah you've got a lot going on at that point like you mentioned.. until you can start eliminating them one by one it's tough to say what is causing it. You shouldn't need a spike like that in the VE table though. Maybe a change to cancel out the extra fuel from meth but even that shouldn't be a spike
How do you have the transient fueling stuff setup for ethanol? Long shot but worth looking at. I'd set it up so all of the ethanol/alcohol transient tables are the same as the gas ones just to be sure nothing is changing on that end right there when "alcohol" % goes up
How do you have the transient fueling stuff setup for ethanol? Long shot but worth looking at. I'd set it up so all of the ethanol/alcohol transient tables are the same as the gas ones just to be sure nothing is changing on that end right there when "alcohol" % goes up
Actually it's only off 5% and I just drew that spike in there to show where that VE point is. Also drew it (+) adding more fuel where it really needs to go the other way.
Basically alcohol transient tables are the same. I didn't do anything in the tune yet when it switches into alcohol. zereod out the alcohol spark adder and have EQ set to 1.0 for now so nothing changes as far as fueling or spark
EDIT: More like 12% off
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Ah gotcha. Yeah probably not that then
Wouldn't really worry too much about it as long as it's not happening at higher boost
Wouldn't really worry too much about it as long as it's not happening at higher boost
#12
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Got a circuit that sends 150hz into the ECM's flex fuel sensor when the meth pressure hits 120psi. Plan to add spark in when that happens so I don't have to set the base table dependent on meth being sprayed and risk knock if it doesn't pressurize... Like when I forget to fill the tank or turn it on
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