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Johnyhotrod
May 18th, 2010, 05:14 PM
I was getting so frustrated, I actually BOUGHT a tune cause I thought I was being stupid, and that tuner did the same mistake I did.... lol....

The Crank Timing table is referencing something else, or messed up or something. It looks wrong even in factory form, and if you alter it, you get no timing at WOT.

Took me many hours, removing one change at a time from my tune till I figured out what was causing my issue. As all things in life, it happened to be one of the last things I tried reverting to stock lmao!

Someone should refund me a vehicle credit ;)

gmh308
May 18th, 2010, 11:19 PM
I was getting so frustrated, I actually BOUGHT a tune cause I thought I was being stupid, and that tuner did the same mistake I did.... lol....

The Crank Timing table is referencing something else, or messed up or something. It looks wrong even in factory form, and if you alter it, you get no timing at WOT.

Took me many hours, removing one change at a time from my tune till I figured out what was causing my issue. As all things in life, it happened to be one of the last things I tried reverting to stock lmao!

Someone should refund me a vehicle credit ;)

"Crank" timing table? Which OS? EDIT: Oh...Cranking Spark.

joecar
May 19th, 2010, 03:09 AM
Can you please explain, post some screenshots, I didn't get it...:)

Johnyhotrod
May 19th, 2010, 04:41 AM
Can you please explain, post some screenshots, I didn't get it...:)

I dont have it at home, the laptop is at the shop....

But there is a table called cranking ignition timing or something like that.

In this calibration, if you alter that table, it prevents ignition timing at WOT. Even stock, the table looks wrong, ie, most the timing values are linear, then there are some areas that seemingly inappropriately show -10.... giving the graph an odd appearance.... if you smooth this table out (remove the -10 values and replace them with linear values), your car will no longer give timing at WOT, and power falls in half lol.

So I bought a tune from WAIT4ME cause I could not resolve my problem in my tune.... tried his, and same thing.

So, I reverted a few changes at a time back to stock till miraculously, the power suddenly shot up where it was supposed to be.

Because I was on a dyno, and had constant ABS and Traction control issues, I at first assumed it was something related to that lol.

Anyway, here is the stock file, look at the graph of the cranking ignition timing table.

swingtan
May 19th, 2010, 09:24 AM
B5119: Cranking Spark


This table looks pretty much like every other E38 OS I've seen, so I do not believe the table is incorrect. This was spoken about in another thread and the -10' cells are thought to be there to stop pre-detonation during cranking.


I'm not sure about the WOT timing issue though. I've altered this table in other operating systems with no problems with WOT timing. As already mentioned though, a log file would help.

Simon

Johnyhotrod
May 19th, 2010, 09:32 AM
B5119: Cranking Spark


This table looks pretty much like every other E38 OS I've seen, so I do not believe the table is incorrect. This was spoken about in another thread and the -10' cells are thought to be there to stop pre-detonation during cranking.


I'm not sure about the WOT timing issue though. I've altered this table in other operating systems with no problems with WOT timing. As already mentioned though, a log file would help.

Simon

Yeah, I may have saved it...I'll look tonite. the car dyno'd 401rwhp through the auto on a Dynodynamics. If this table was altered, the car dyno tested under 200 rwhp with a VERY choppy graph, timing logged at either 0.5 or -0.5 degrees (dont recall).

swingtan
May 19th, 2010, 11:14 AM
It would be good to get a few logs done with only changes to this table. Do a few back and forth changes altering different values in this table to see what has the biggest effect on running timing. The thing is, that this table should only be referenced during the cranking cycle, as soon as cranking mode is exited, this table should not be used again.

Simon.

ScarabEpic22
May 19th, 2010, 02:54 PM
Simon just to clarify Johnyhotrod has an 06 GTO with an E40, not an E38. Have you played with this table on an E40 with good results?

MyM8V8
May 20th, 2010, 03:49 AM
Simon just to clarify Johnyhotrod has an 04 GTO with an E40, not an E38. Have you played with this table on an E40 with good results?


It does say 06 auto in his thread title?

swingtan
May 20th, 2010, 08:58 AM
Simon just to clarify Johnyhotrod has an 04 GTO with an E40, not an E38. Have you played with this table on an E40 with good results?

Actually... No. But the the back to back testing procedure would still hold for the E40. It will give a good indication of whether the entire table causes the problem of just a few particular cells.

Simon.

ScarabEpic22
May 20th, 2010, 12:55 PM
It does say 06 auto in his thread title?

Crap, my bad. Meant to say 06, 05-06s are E40s. The 04s were still using an LS1 PCM.:doh2:


Actually... No. But the the back to back testing procedure would still hold for the E40. It will give a good indication of whether the entire table causes the problem of just a few particular cells.

Simon.

Very true, have to play with the table a little more to see exactly when it becomes an issue. Ive had tables that were just fine for stock and certain values, changed them a little more and all heck broke loose.

69camaro5speed
November 23rd, 2014, 05:53 AM
I was getting so frustrated, I actually BOUGHT a tune cause I thought I was being stupid, and that tuner did the same mistake I did.... lol....

The Crank Timing table is referencing something else, or messed up or something. It looks wrong even in factory form, and if you alter it, you get no timing at WOT.

Took me many hours, removing one change at a time from my tune till I figured out what was causing my issue. As all things in life, it happened to be one of the last things I tried reverting to stock lmao!

Someone should refund me a vehicle credit ;)

ok this problem cost me 15 hours min. time needs fixed
06 trail blazer e40 ecm b5119 only change made and it drops timing out, after trying all kinds of changes I went one table at a time bingo changes b5119 to stock and timing came back,i added timing to it for start up when you do that it makes timing drop out like crazy

69camaro5speed
November 23rd, 2014, 05:58 AM
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