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the car whisperer
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Bob's worked.
Rustang's and Bob's diagram also differ on pinouts for power and ground. I think they both work though. Well, I now have TPS, RPM, and AFR. Yipee. Now for the fun stuff, drilling and tapping.
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A couple of questions when using AFR tracking. What is meant by the gain and the correction factor?
Right now I have my gain set for 20. What exactly does the number 20 mean? what number is "instant" correction? for CF, without any correction it displays 100. When I'm going WOT, I see the number climb to 108ish range. What does that number mean and what are the "units" of it? Thanks, Antoni
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The way the AFR tracking works is basically this: If the actual A/F is not the same as the desired, the difference is multiplied by the gain and the result is added to (or subtracted from) the correction factor. The correction factor is %, 100% means no correction. 108 means that 8% is being added to the airflow signal to bring the A/F up to match the desired. Higher than 20 gain is probably not necessary. Instant correction is not possible because (in part) of the lagtime from the airflow signal to the A/F reading. Too much gain will cause instability and overshoot. 20 Gain has worked really well in my experience. Sounds like things are shaping up well. Bob
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Everything's installed. My car runs badly for a moment and then dies. It's kind of a sad sputtering if i step on the gas enough to keep it running. Lot's of smoke out the exhaust. On the setup screen I'm not sure what to put in for V-Out1 Set. the instructions say for 75 degrees but the number given is like 4.0 ish. all my other setups are as listed on the sheet.
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I think my cars drunk...
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set that to 2.5v
it shouldn't affect your tune though, it should just throw a CEL what size injectors are you using? what mainscale?
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It cranks. All of my sparkplugs are pitchblack. They're fouled out. This has happend before, like 3-4000 miles ago, so I don't think it has anything to do with the maftpro. I have to go buy some new ones and replace them before I move on with this some more.
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hey turbo bob is there anyway you could give me a call and walk me through setting up the maftpro tonight.
i tryin to find a few things out on here but i know you'd be alot better. if you can and dont mind please give me a ring 859-509-1929 scott |
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