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Apples
May 30th, 2017, 12:03 AM
Hi,
I have searched the forum and googled with no luck for E85 numbers.
Is there a EFI Live E85 conversion how to I missed.

2004 HSV Clubsport LS1 12225074......................STD.........E85
{B3601} Ratio of Air to Fuel for Stoichiometry......14.63.......9.760
{B3606} Maximum Enrichment...........................12.947.....7. 515
{B3607} Open Loop Lean Limit (Idle)..................14.629.....9.700

Are my E85 numbers in the ball park or what do I change or leave.
This is a LS1 turbo straight E85.

Apples

joecar
May 30th, 2017, 05:38 PM
If you use EQR units then stoich is 1.0000, idle is 1.000, NA PE is 1.175, boost PE is 1.25... regardless of fuel being run.

~ posted by phone ~

white01ss
January 18th, 2021, 08:34 AM
Sorry for the dumb question. But I'm in the middle of switching to an E85 only tune. If I change over to EQR on 93 oct then all my PE settings get converted as you say ~ 1.25. Then once I fill the tank with ethanol blend all I need to do is change my B3601 to 10.3 or so for E75 and I'm good to go?

Highlander
June 23rd, 2021, 11:05 AM
Sorry for the dumb question. But I'm in the middle of switching to an E85 only tune. If I change over to EQR on 93 oct then all my PE settings get converted as you say ~ 1.25. Then once I fill the tank with ethanol blend all I need to do is change my B3601 to 10.3 or so for E75 and I'm good to go?


Yes.

Change to your current stoich. You should go to a P59 ECM and add a sensor to avoid the changing of calibrations.