Want to change from a/f to lambda

[driver456]

I want to start tuning in lambda.I went to edit,properties and changed to lambda.I will change my a/f gauge to lambda,Thats easy.How do I change the com.a/f and pids to show up on the scanner and what ever else.I did a search but got kind of confusedPlease tell me in english and step by step I also have the RR pcm.I just put a blower on my car and want to tune it all over again and also want to get into e-85......Thanks.................Paul

[mr.prick]

Change the data display to Lambda.

[joecar]

The PCM does not provide a commanded Lambda pid...

it provides command EQR (GM.EQIVRATIO), which you convert to Lambda by doing 1/EQR...

or if you simply want a BEN factor, then you can do either one of these in calc_pids.txt:
BEN = {GM.EQIVRATIO} / {EXT.WO2EQR1}
BEN = {GM.EQIVRATIO} * {EXT.WO2LAM1}

[driver456]

How and where in calc_pids do I exactly put that in?.And also instead of the pid "Commanded a/F I use GM. EQivratio?And how exactly do I convert that I have the V1 in the vette mr. prick.Thanks guy's......................Paul

[joecar]

Which wideband do you have...?

What fuel do you use (gasoline, E10, E85...)...?

Post your calc_pids.txt file if it has been modified by you )located in the folder My Documents\EFILive\V7.5\User Configuration)...

[driver456]

I have a calc_pids.txt that you made up that I found awhile back.Give me a minute I have transfer it from my laptop to desktop.I have a PLX wide band And run 93 octane that has 10% ethanol.But I do want to start running half 93 and half e-85,Not yet though.

[driver456]

here ya go

[joecar]

Paul,

I edited your calc_pids.txt file a little, it already has lambda for E10 (stoich 14.12)...

See these lines in your file:

(looks like the CLC-00-100 equations are already setup for your wideband,
can someone please sanity check that these are correct for PLX)

*CLC-00-001
AFR               10.0          20.0       .3  "14.12"

*CLC-00-100
AFR               10.0          20.0       .3  "({EXT.AD1}*0.136 + 0.68)*{CALC.STOICH}"
LAM                0.6800        1.3600    .4  "{EXT.AD1}*0.136 + 0.68"
EQR                0.7353        1.4706    .4  "1/({EXT.AD1}*0.136 + 0.68)"

*CLC-00-110
factor             0.5           1.5       .4  "{GM.EQIVRATIO} * {CALC.FUEL.LAM}"

. . .


CALC.STOICH        F001 CLC-00-001   AFR              Fueling       "Stoichiometric AFR of fuel used"
CALC.FUEL          F100 CLC-00-100   "AFR,LAM,EQR"    Fueling       "Wideband AFR, LAM, EQR"
CALC.BEN           F110 CLC-00-110   factor           Fueling       "Widenband BEN"

I made the stoich AFR modular (I made a calc pid of it)...
So you would edit CLC-00-001 to be either 14.63 (gas) or 14.12 (E10) or 9.7 (E85)...
Then you start the scantool and select the pids CALC.STOICH, CALC.FUEL, CALC.BEN, GM.EQIVRATIO, EXT.AD1.

[mr.prick]

I've got "(1/{GM.EQIVRATIO})" for Commanded Lambda.

Then you can use "(Lambda/Commanded Lambda)" for a multiplier.
Be aware that a calc_pid based off another calc_pid can be a little slow.
This is where serial WBO2 comes in handy.

The PLX Lambda PID looks good Joe.
Maybe we'll get the Lambda equations added to the sae.generic.txt for the analog folks.

[joecar]

I've got "(1/{GM.EQIVRATIO})" for Commanded Lambda.

Then you can use "(Lambda/Commanded Lambda)" for a multiplier.
Be aware that a calc_pid based off another calc_pid can be a little slow.
...

Yes, this is what I had in mind when I wrote it in shortcut form as {GM.EQIVRATIO} * {CALC.FUEL.LAM}.