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    Default What kind of changes are needed to run speed density

    I have a 04 gto with afr heads fast 92mm intake comp cams 238/242 605/609 111 lsa 6 speed with 3.91. I am thinking about going mafless. What changes do I need to make on my tune to do so.

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    I'm pretty sure the "auto VE" tutorial explains the steps to run mafless, plus other things.
    It's all good until it goes "Bang"

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    SD changes required:

    Flip MAF Fail frequencies: C2901 & C2904 (low becomes high and high becomes low)
    Change Fail Limits to 1: C2903 & C2906
    Copy High Octane Spark to Low Octane table
    Change MIL Enablers C6002: P0101, P0102, P0103 = No MIL
    (Don't change Processing Enablers)

    That will put you in SD.

    If you were going to tune with a WBO2, you would also want to go open loop.

    Open loop tuning changes required:

    Disable LTFTs - B3801
    Disable STFTs - B4205 (set all to 283*F)
    Adjust Commanded Fuel in Open Loop table - B3605 (set all rows 158*F and greater to stoich)
    Adjust PE Based on RPM table - B3618 (set as desired for WOT)
    Adjust PE Mode Enable - B3616 (adjust as desired by TP% & RPM when you want PE to activate)
    Disable DFCO - B3313 & B3308 (set to 283*F)
    Disable Cat. Overtemp Protection: B0701

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    Thanks for the help.

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    is it really that easy?

    -sorry for diggin up old crap

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    Pretty much. If you arent using a COS you need to paste your high octane spark table to the low octane table since a fail mode kills the HO table.
    Also if you are running an auto you need to prevent excessive line pressure etc, which again is caused from the pcm seeing a maf failure. These are in tables E0102,E0103 & E0104.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 5.7ute View Post
    ..........Also if you are running an auto you need to prevent excessive line pressure etc, which again is caused from the pcm seeing a maf failure. These are in tables E0102,E0103 & E0104.
    Learn something everyday!

    I didn't know about these (I'm M6) are these changed to Yes? Maybe there's a thread explaining this a bit more?

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    Sid, those only apply to A4.

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    Hello Joecar

    Yes understand! But I'd like to broaden my horizon. Is there somewhere I can read up on this a bit more?

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    Default Disable MAF DTC's in tables E0102, E0103, E0104

    This is all we have so far: showthread.php?t=10773

    Edit: link is now fixed... sorry about that...
    Last edited by joecar; March 25th, 2010 at 02:01 PM. Reason: Fixed link

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