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  1. On 2/26/2021 at 1:13 PM, Milanski said:

    Im putting it down to ford dot-to-dot and long chains causing some cams to be out by as much as 7% from some builds being reported.  Its a new engine about 30,000km.  New injectors.  When I get time I will swap the injectors from bank 1 to bank 2 and see if the problem had shifted.

    I agree with this, ive ruled out everything else- fuel pressure, injectors, intake/ exhaust gasket leaks, exhaust cracks or pinholes, compression, leak down, spark, wiring etc. the only thing it could be is cam timing

  2. On 2/21/2021 at 11:15 AM, Darryl@pcmtec said:

    LTFT is a better measure of how well the fuel system is working. As the LTFT tends to 1.0 it means the area where this is happening (RPM and Load) has good data (Injector data, speed density, ...).  Below 1.0 it is richening the mixture and above 1.0 it is leaning the mixture.

    is this right or is it the other way around? in the injector scaling forum when your histogram showed below 1.00 values you said you needed to take out fuel as the slow slope was far too rich?

  3. 2 hours ago, Roland@pcmtec said:

    Try logging F_A_RATIO[0] F_A_RATIO[1] instead as this is effectively the STFT per bank, we have never had a v8 test car so this stuff has all been developed for the 6 cylinder. The Pulsewidth calc is copied and always identical for the two banks as its actually done on a per cylinder basis and the bank reading is not really used for anything useful internally that I can see.

    There are actually 8 pulsewidths you can log, one for each cylinder. This is what is really going to the injector. These are logged as FPW[0], FPW[1]...FPW[8]

    None of those show up. I’m using professional, they only on workshop?

  4. noticed throughout my logs that there was no difference between the pulsewidths on either bank, it seems to be just recording bank 2 and reporting that as both. which expains the weird plot. LTFT and fuel flow show up right though. Is this just an oversight in PCMTEC datalogging?

     

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    Still trying to understand why some changes were made, could someone explain the effects of changing this table? (tuned for cams, and the usual upgrades)

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    and why these were just changed to 1?

    other cut limits were all set to 0

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    to correct the LTFT's that are out below, would i use that first table above?

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  6. Honestly I never noticed it until I fitted the wide band. The car ran perfect. Even with cams it idles great, never stalls (manual) never hesitates and it’s power and torque is greater than others I’ve seen. Fuel economy is great. 
    I fitted new o2 sensors the other day and it turned to crap, drivers side was running 17-19 afr at idle and it would stumble. Put the factory ones back in and it went back to how it was

  7. 2 minutes ago, Roland@pcmtec said:

    That is interesting and makes sense. 

    I would simply follow every single suggestion in the thread. If you do all of the settings I can't see how it could possibly still trim. 

    In every car we have tested on we can successfully disable LTFT with any of the settings on their own.

    If someone has one where it will not disable and can be made available via teamviewer during business hours we can log in and see if we can figure out a concrete way to disable the trims. We can then report back how to do it on here for everyone else. 

    It’s no big deal, just need to touch the throttle when the car first starts so it makes no changes. Easy price to pay for only needing to change one table

  8. The drivers side runs leaner than the passenger side. Closed loop mostly corrects it, but closed loop disabled or full load i can see a difference as big as .15-.2 Lambda.  I have ruled out my wide band sensors (switched sides, recalibrated etc), new 02 sensors didnt help (actually made it worse at idle) and the effect is the same on different injectors. is there a way to correct this?

  9. On 11/23/2017 at 1:27 PM, Roland@pcmtec said:

    UPDATE:

    on FGs the best way is to just set the A/D Count to 0.0 on the Open Loop TPS Transition table auF0153 as the above tables have been reported to not work on FGs

    funny thing with this is if you start the car and dont touch the throttle it will go into closed loop until you do

  10. Ive just fitted 1000cc injectors, the only info ive received is a dead time of 1.59ms @ 12V and 3 Bar. running 4 bar, how should i be scaling this? what ive currently done is entered in 1.49ms @ 12V and moved the whole voltage curve the same difference. Is that the wrong approach? It's a cammed boss 290. Got it running alright, there is a slight hesitation while cranking after the first fire, but never struggles

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