Reading Lambda on LM-2 when Stoichiometric is 14.2 in tune

[joecar]

Note that with serial wideband the you ware now interested in the serial pids EXT.WO2xxxx (and CALC.WO2BEN)

i.e you can now forget about the analog pids EXT.ADx (and also CALC.AFR_LM11.AFR)...


look at the pids in this calc_pids.txt file (attached), these are all you need now with the serial comms connection...

i.e. tune using EQR and/or Lambda, this is what the pid CALC.WO2BEN does.

[joecar]

Joe,

I don't have B3601 rather B3671 (Stoichiometric AFR) and its set to 14.20

Ah, ok, B3671 behaves the same as B3601 (sets the stoichiometric AFR for the fuel you're using).

[Protec]

Note that with serial wideband the you ware now interested in the serial pids EXT.WO2xxxx (and CALC.WO2BEN)

i.e you can now forget about the analog pids EXT.ADx (and also CALC.AFR_LM11.AFR)...


look at the pids in this calc_pids.txt file (attached), these are all you need now with the serial comms connection...





i.e. tune using EQR and/or Lambda, this is what the pid CALC.WO2BEN does.

Wonderful~ Thank you again......

[Protec]

In the Flash-Scan I see that under edit settings (f4, f1, f1) the Stoich value is set at 14.7

As I'm running E10 should I change that to 14.2 or does the Flash-Scan program not care when I'm reading lambda?

Just want the readings to be correct before I start making any changes.


Thanks,

John-

[joecar]

Use the LM Programmer software to set your LM-2's stoich AFR to 14.2... then you will view 14.2 on the FSV2 LCD.


For tuning, you use Lambda which is independent of stoich AFR.

[Protec]

Thanks Joe -

The LM-2 software does not have a 14.2 setting in its drop down adjustment box, but I'm sure there are voltage ranges I can use.

I'll give them a call and see what they can recommend.

Thanks,

John

[mr.prick]

Select custom setting.

[Protec]

Roger that MRP!

Thanks,

John~