In Which MAP/RPM should the AFR will be less than 14.63 (stoic) ?

[wesam]

I'm in the process of tuning my VE table i want to know MAP/RPM should the AFR will be less than 14.63 (stoic)
i know in the high MAP 90-105 it should be 12.8 max for N/A cars but what about the area 3500-4500 RPM in the 75-85 map ?? what is the ideal AFR for it ?

[gmperformancecentre]

i'm using

14.05 75kpa 3600 - 4800
13.59 80kpa 3600 - 4800
13.00 85kpa 3600 - 4800

[wesam]

i'm using

14.05 75kpa 3600 - 4800
13.59 80kpa 3600 - 4800
13.00 85kpa 3600 - 4800

Do you mean you try to reach those values using VE or those the commanded values ?
sorry for this question i'm new in this field

[WeathermanShawn]

Do you mean you try to reach those values using VE or those the commanded values ?
sorry for this question i'm new in this field

Whats wrong with the Commanded AFR's in the AUTOVE Tutorial?..http://download.efilive.com/Tutorials/PDF/AutoVE Tuning Tutorial.pdf

[gmperformancecentre]

commanded afr's
this is with EFILIVE'S OS5 Custom OS

[voda1]

Wesam what operating system are you using for the tune?

[wesam]

Operatin system 01250001
OS ID V1
Checksum $0E98

[voda1]

Whats wrong with the Commanded AFR's in the AUTOVE Tutorial?..http://download.efilive.com/Tutorials/PDF/AutoVE Tuning Tutorial.pdf

If the ECM is using the richer of VE or CFOL - the problem is figuring exactly which table is providing the AFR. Does the VE BEN 'ONLY' pickup a value when the AFR is coming 'FROM' the VE table? If so, could one do a BEN map for CFOL table?

[WeathermanShawn]

If the ECM is using the richer of VE or CFOL - the problem is figuring exactly which table is providing the AFR. Does the VE BEN 'ONLY' pickup a value when the AFR is coming 'FROM' the VE table? If so, could one do a BEN map for CFOL table?

The VE will give you the amount of airmass needed for a particular AFR/EQ. The 'CFOL' is simply a multiplier of that airmass.

I am sure someone can explain it better than I can. But, if you are solely following the AUTOVE Tutorial, you must successfully follow the instructions to map out your 'VE Table. That determines your airmass for that particular EQ. The CFOL is just an EQ multiplier to the VE Table. It 'looks' to the VE Table for the airmass and then applies the EQ multiplier you have chosen.

From Joecar:

Wideband reports the same AFR as commanded AFR if these are all true:
1. B4001 and injector tables are correct,
2. When PCM uses VE: B0101 is correct,
3. When/if PCM uses MAF: B5001 is correct,

PCM calculates airmass from:
- above B0120: MAF,
- below B0120: MAF (steady throttle/airflow) and/or VE (transient throttle/airflow),
- in SD (MAF-less): VE.

PCM determines AFR from:
- CL: closed loop feedback trimming to stoichiometric AFR (B3601),
- OL: the richer of: B3605, B3647 (COS), and B3618 (if PE has enabled from B3608-B3616).

The various protection mode AFR's are reflected in the commanded AFR.
The PCM selects the richest AFR from the AFR tables active at that moment.

PCM uses OL when:
- cold,
- at WOT,
- in PE,
- during throttle/airflow transients,
- CL is disabled.

VE/MAF determine airmass.
OL/CL determine commanded AFR.

SD/MAF are orthogonal to OL/CL (there exists 4 combinations of these).

PCM also uses airmass to determine ignition timing and transmission pressure.

Make sense?

[joecar]

If the ECM is using the richer of VE or CFOL - the problem is figuring exactly which table is providing the AFR. Does the VE BEN 'ONLY' pickup a value when the AFR is coming 'FROM' the VE table? If so, could one do a BEN map for CFOL table?

As was said above:

VE provides cylinder airmass.

Richer of CFOL and/or PE (if PE enabled) provides commanded AFR.