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Thread: E38 Crank Fuel to Run Fuel Transition

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    Default E38 Crank Fuel to Run Fuel Transition

    Anybody know what parameter controls the crank fuel to run fuel transition? I get a big drop in injector pulsewidth in between the initial crank pulsewidth and the run fuel. This causes a hitch in the engine run-up after crank. I've tried about every parameter with no luck. I can adjust the base crank fuel and the run fuel but there is a dip between that I don't seem to have access too.
    Crank Fuel Blend Factor only effects the magnitude of the run fuel vs. crank but not the gap between.
    See attached file for a picture of what I'm talking about.
    Vehicle is a 2009 2500 Van with a 6.0L
    Thanks for any help.
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    Have a look at B0181 and B 0182. These should help.

    Simon.

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