I have seen posted here that for OL the PCM actually uses the richer of B3618 (PE vs RPM) or B3605 (OL Commanded Fuel). I have never seen anyone from EFILive confirm this. This is the post where I read that: http://efiforum.iqd.co.nz/showthread.php?t=587&page=2
Perhaps Blacky or GMPX can comment on the validity. It seems like an odd thing to me, but there are many things in the PCM that seem odd sometimes.
I would like to know 'how' the code actually works. Is it as simple as:
If B3605 is RICHER than B3618
Use B3605
Else
Use B3618
Or is there a hierarchy? I have seen tunes where B3618 is extremely rich (~10.8:1) and B3605 is 12.95:1. On the dyno runs (I don't have a scan, just the output from the dyno), the AFR seems to be pretty close to 13:1. So, it appears that perhaps it didn't simply choose the richer value of the two tables, but since I don't have a scan I don't know for sure the commanded AFR.