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Is review/ development of the content able to by modified in the CM2350 and 2450 closed?
I know that cold start and scaling factors to timing and pressure based on temperatures exist. Is there a way to have that able to be viewed and modified without having to use a CAX?
They are in both those ECM's (well, I think the ones you mean are - See below).
For the 2450B I am sure they were in there from day one, but for the 2350B they were only added in at the start of March 2020 so they aren't widely available yet.
Is this the tables you mean? If yes then let me know an OS you are interested in and I'll send you a .calz file just to make sure it has all the ones you were thinking of.
Attachment 23279
Cheers,
Ross
P.S - Both those ECM's are still actively being worked on, but yes a lot of people choose to use .cax files on them which means we don't see a lot of pressure to add in extra tables.
Thank you Ross. I am most interested in OS's 32150200 and 32150102.
I know that cold start timing and injector on time exist for all pulses. I haven't found the ECT, EOT or ambient temp enables/ disables for cold start yet.
All the CM2350B OS's have had the adjustment tables added (all 97 OS's!!).Quote:
Originally Posted by RD TRCTR
The qualifiers though, did you want them added? You can always just make the multiplier / factor on the temp adjust table zero as well if you are looking to disable them.
Attached are the two OS's you are interested in, just save the files into:
C:\Program Files (x86)\EFILive\V7.5\Calibrations\CME
Cheers,
Ross
Thank you Ross!
For a CSP4 file, can I just copy the 32150200.calz file and rename it 52150200.calz? Or does the file content need to be multiplied as well?
No you definitely cannot do that, they are all done so here is the CSP version.
Thanks again!Quote:
Originally Posted by GMPX
I bought a 2450B ECU off eBay, but it didn't come with the OBDII harness. Can you guys show a diagram how to wire the FlashScan V2 orange plugs to the ECU?
You contacted us via support as well right? They have responded.
Yes, thank you!Quote:
Originally Posted by GMPX