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Maybe we could adjust the amount of time afterstart is available to match the time that PT tracking kicks in?
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Let me see how to do this, I will get back to you guys...
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Here is the log file of my entire journey this morning:
http://msassoon.files-upload.com/825...7_480.adl.html and my bin: http://msassoon.files-upload.com/855...alNA2.bin.html As for the PT tracking/Afterstart idea, another method could be to get PT Tracking to enable after 5-10 seconds, and add Afterstart to the final correction result? So, when PT tracking figures out it's correction factor to hit the idle AFR, it then adds afterstart to that and this would give a raised AFR in cold conditions like the stock ECU does. Just throwing out ideas, but I will stop now ![]() Last edited by msassoon : 02-01-2007 at 01:46 AM. |
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Ok, give this a twirl....
Note, I have not driven it yet. There is a new setting in the PT Tracking menu, 0-100. 100 is about what is in the older versions. The Enable Delay is based on accumulated airflow. Drive harder, it will time out faster. The target AF is not changed by the afterstart enrichment. Not sure this is really needed. Let me know what you think Bob edit: removed file Last edited by TurboBob : 01-31-2007 at 01:43 PM. |
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Damn, you throw updates out sooo fast I can't keep up, lmao....I love this thing.
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