High Idle - Tune Software Seeing 2 Different ECT Values Simultaneously

I just changed the 97 dually in sig over to a 12212156 based COS5 (based on the current tune on my 1500 in sig) to replace the 2001 OS I had been using with COS3. I wanted the TCC to stay locked on a lift and my 4lo to function correctly as they did with my 1500. No issues flashing it over, but I did sneak in 1 change: I found lower desired idle speeds than I had been using on another stock 454 tune and plugged those in. With that, I figured desired airflow would require a change so logged calculated airflow at an idle to see how far off it was. It's so far off I wonder if I even looked at it last winter? I thought I'd done both trucks but I guess not. Desired airflow values are not my problem though, my problem is this random high idle I get and today I wonder if it didn't shed a bit of light on the issue? Check out the observed coolant value in the tune software on desired idle speed. This tracks with what the gauge display was showing in the scan tool.

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Now check out desired airflow, this one's out in left field.

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Yes one is in F(reedom) and the other in C. And here you can see airflow trended the wrong way as the truck warmed up.

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Thing was idling at 1150 when it should have found its way down to 575. I came in for a little bit, then went back out for a test drive and the idle seemed to have settled back where it should be. TCC and 4lo did their thing, so I'm happy about that. My suspicion was that the truck in 1 respect thought it was hotter than it really was and ramped up the desired airflow accordingly, it tracked fairly closely with that. Here's the tune and the log.

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VE, MAF, timing, etc were procured from the COS3 tune. I still intend to verify all of it in case I missed something, but it fired and drove the same as before so should be pretty close to what it wants.

I'm looking thru your tune.

What is ignition timing doing?

Who's got 2 thumbs and didn't log timing? This guy. I'll alter my PID selection to include that and get another log in the morning. Anything else I'm missing? Sadly my wideband serial cable grew legs, so no WB for the time being. I don't even have any wiring with me to hook it up analog.

lol, it happens :)

Alright, no changes to the tune and I got this log with timing. No high idle this time.

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Remembering after this log that I'd left my ECT fueling modifier all 1.00 (and that my 1500 didn't like that), I stole the values from my 1500 as a starting point for this next log on a separate day and it idled much more happily in closed loop. I also thought maybe a fresh cal flash might get the high idle to come out again but it didn't.

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So I guess now I'm on a treasure hunt for a problem I didn't know I had that doesn't seem to want to return.

Quick side question, I was logging GM.dynair for airflow at idle. Is this the correct parameter? Calculated airflow in g/s?

I'll be performing more logs going forward as the weather is cooling off to get the airflow values where they should be and double checking that everything else got moved over correctly so this may pop up again at some point. The truck does live 20 minutes away though.