Yes, it will work... you need the calc_pids.txt file that has pids compatible with your controller (we currently fine tuning those calc pids).
Are you using one or two widebands...? And which ones...?
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Yes, it will work... you need the calc_pids.txt file that has pids compatible with your controller (we currently fine tuning those calc pids).
Are you using one or two widebands...? And which ones...?
I'm using mtx-l plus, single wideband.
Are you connecting this wideband to your FSV2 using analog 0-5V or serial comms...?Quote:
Originally Posted by BADCADDY
BADCADDY,
please can you post your E67 tune file here, I want to look at a few things.
I am using serial comms to connect to wideband, below is my current tune.
2009 CTSV
2.55 Pulley
Airaid Intake
kooks 1 7/8 headers, 3 inch X pipe
ID 1050x injectors
Tune is not scaled for injectors as of now.
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Ok, I have the calc_pids.txt for the E38/E67 on my PC at home, so tonite I'll post it here.
Right on brother, do you want me to upload a log or two afterwards? Thanks for sharing too. I really do appreciate it.
Sorry, I forgot last night :doh:my apologies... I'll send myself an email to remind me.
BADCADDY,
Here is the E67 calc_pids.txt file, rename it to calc_pids.txt, move it to folder C:\Users\<you>\Documents\EFILive\V7.5\User Configuration
then start the scantool, select the pid CALC.WO2BEN and/or CALC.SELBEN, and then on these same pids go rightclick->More Info to see which other pids need to be selected also.
In your tune file, table B0179 is all zeros, which I was not expecting, so in the calc_pids.txt you will see that the pid CALC.B0179 looks up zeros... when you get table B0179 populated with better values, we can update the pid CALC.B0179 with the same values.
Hey Joe,
Doing some logs tonight and will post them up, just double checking PID list looks good ?
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