Hi ET, something happened to your screenshot, can you please post it again.
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Hi ET, something happened to your screenshot, can you please post it again.
Uploaded a new screenshot in the post above.
Here is the complete log.
The tune is the stock tune from the car except the changes in the summary notes.
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Post your tune file.
Looks like you're running lean, can you hear it knocking...?
Yes.. Its way leaner than I would like. Except when in PE mode. Cant hear the ping, but I see knock on the logs.
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Used the ltftben from the first log and made adjustments to the maf calibration. logs now show close to zero ltft :) No more knock retard :)
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Tok another drive/log and did some adjustments to main ve. Probably need some more logging/smoothing. But does it look reasonable ?
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Good job :cheers:
VE looks quite good (did you use LTFTBEN...? did you disable the MAF when adjusting the VE)...?Quote:
Tok another drive/log and did some adjustments to main ve. Probably need some more logging/smoothing. But does it look reasonable ?
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I don't know how high your engine revs, but for safety bump up the VE table from 5200 thru to 6400 or 6800 rpm.
Thank you :cheers:
I followed the Calc VET tutorial to calculate the VE table. Used "Calculated VE, BEN corrected (g*K/kPa)" so the VE is calculated with data from the MAF ?
My next step is to disable MAF and se how the engine would run on the VE table. But due to some unexpected snow I will need to wait for the roads to dry up.
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Yes, VE is calculated with corrected MAF data.
Ok, no worries, that's a lot of snow, take your time, keep safe.Quote:
My next step is to disable MAF and se how the engine would run on the VE table. But due to some unexpected snow I will need to wait for the roads to dry up.
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Will this method work for any controller ? Sorry if it's been answered in the thread. I have a 2009 CTSV E67