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johnnoumea
December 26th, 2010, 03:34 PM
Hi there,

I have to tune a 2009 Corvette c6 coupe , in new caledonia , and the ECM seems to be runing a european/japaneese tune. Just had a quick look in the file but couldn't see the main fuel table and i'm wondering if it isn't different definitions from USA files ?
This is not my first car tune but this is my first american based tune and EFI live tune. ( experience on motec / autronic / qflash / qedit / nistune / hondata / AEM ...)
Anyone can help me on this ?

Thanks in advance,

joecar
December 26th, 2010, 08:36 PM
Can you post the calibration file you read from the Vette...

johnnoumea
December 26th, 2010, 09:25 PM
Can you post the calibration file you read from the Vette...

http://dl.nautile.nc/file-Rb1bd4ebd
Thanks

johnnoumea
December 26th, 2010, 09:26 PM
http://dl.nautile.nc/file-Rb1bd4ebd

gmh308
December 26th, 2010, 11:52 PM
http://dl.nautile.nc/file-Rb1bd4ebd

Its a regular US factory 09 C6 M6 tune :).

There is no main fuel table. GM has been running a "virtual" VE (airflow model = "fueling" table) table since 06. VVE tables run a set of complex coefficients to generate a virtual VE surface that the ECM calculates on the fly.

Search on virtual VE or VVE tuning tutorial by Swingtan and that'll run you through getting it tuned if you want to get into the fueling that deep, but it depends whether you are aiming for an SD tune or want to stick with closed loop running on a MAF and simply do PE for WOT fueling.

Cheers :).

johnnoumea
December 27th, 2010, 12:08 AM
Its a regular US factory 09 C6 M6 tune :).

There is no main fuel table. GM has been running a "virtual" VE (airflow model = "fueling" table) table since 06. VVE tables run a set of complex coefficients to generate a virtual VE surface that the ECM calculates on the fly.

Search on virtual VE or VVE tuning tutorial by Swingtan and that'll run you through getting it tuned if you want to get into the fueling that deep, but it depends whether you are aiming for an SD tune or want to stick with closed loop running on a MAF and simply do PE for WOT fueling.

Cheers :).
thank you for your help