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    I've been doing some logging on a late 2011 E39 SIDI and most of it is going well. However, if I attempt to log any DMA PID, the PID Nazi comes along and says "No PID's for you.... Now get out!"

    So, am I correct in assuming that the DMA PID's are OS / Calibration specific and until I get a valid calibration for the OS, I can't log DMA PID's?

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    Quote Originally Posted by swingtan View Post
    I've been doing some logging on a late 2011 E39 SIDI and most of it is going well. However, if I attempt to log any DMA PID, the PID Nazi comes along and says "No PID's for you.... Now get out!"

    So, am I correct in assuming that the DMA PID's are OS / Calibration specific and until I get a valid calibration for the OS, I can't log DMA PID's?

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    Recall Ross saying some time back they were OS specific, and hard to find. Somewhere in RAM however big that is.

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    Yeah, I was pretty sue this was the case. I've got the T43 cal after upgrading to RC8 ( which seems to be going well so far ), just waiting on the E39 cal to be done.

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    Yeah, DMA PID's have to be defined per OS, it's one of those arduous tasks. They work ok on my E39
    Have you logged knock yet?
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    Logged knock.......... It's a great saw tooth wave generator.......

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    For the life of me I cannot imagine why they were calibrated like that, surely Holden knew 99% of people are going to run these engines on 10cents per litre off low grade supermarket chain fuel.
    Try the same thing on E85, zero knock, it's just a shame the fuel economy suffers so much.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GMPX View Post
    For the life of me I cannot imagine why they were calibrated like that, surely Holden knew 99% of people are going to run these engines on 10cents per litre off low grade supermarket chain fuel.
    Try the same thing on E85, zero knock, it's just a shame the fuel economy suffers so much.
    They really have continuous low level knock?

    What sort of consumption on E85 relative to the supermarket dregs?

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    Ian, I set my V2 to trigger a beep on 3+ degrees of knock retard, it was unplugged within about 800 meters due to extreme activity, they are that bad.

    E85 around town, fuel econ will jump to about 15.5 - 16L/100. Do the maths at only 20cents per litre cheaper and it's not worth it (as it normall gets low 12's). Plus I need to drive about 10Km to get it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GMPX View Post
    Ian, I set my V2 to trigger a beep on 3+ degrees of knock retard, it was unplugged within about 800 meters due to extreme activity, they are that bad.

    E85 around town, fuel econ will jump to about 15.5 - 16L/100. Do the maths at only 20cents per litre cheaper and it's not worth it (as it normall gets low 12's). Plus I need to drive about 10Km to get it.

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    LOL - you could get the V2 to play a tune on the knock . That's 3+ degrees of knock continuously. I get lots less on 11.7:1 and E10. SIDI motor has more comp I would guess.

    Well at 45%+ more fuel flow at stoich, 16L/100k is not so bad. Only a ~30% consumption penalty. If the price was in the right place it would be worth it . Only time it really works is when 98 is at the weekly high (if one needs 98 that is) - even then its line ball so only benefit is knock and reduced HC's.

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    Maybe all the extra money from the Carbon Tax Canberra now has (because they are so serious about the environment), they could throw some more subsidies at E85.
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