Post a screenshot of the map and of the filter.
Post a screenshot of the map and of the filter.
Originally Posted by joecar
Making a map of the LTFTBEN, I get this map which looks more like what I have seen. Can I do anything with this?
Goto the PIDs tab and see if the pids CALC.SELBEN, CALC.VET, CALC.VEN have a red X thru them... post a screenshot.
Also:
Did you select the pid CALC.DAT...? Your log file shows it's not selected...
with the log file open, on the pids select CALC.DAT, and save the log file (File->Save As).
Last edited by joecar; February 4th, 2013 at 10:45 AM.
Trey using this filter:
paste that into the file Filters.txt located in the User Configuration folder.Code:[TRANSIENT FILTER] Filter=Inclusive X0000=SAE.ECT,F,°F,GT,176.00,100,AND X0001=SAE.RPM,rpm,RPM,GT,500.00,100,AND X0002=SAE.TP,%,%,GTEQ,1.00,100,AND X0003=SAE.TP,%,%,DXLT,5.00,100,
This is what I get from your log file:
Also:
Did you select the pid CALC.DAT...? Your log file shows it's not selected...
with the log file open, on the pids select CALC.DAT, and save the log file (File->Save As (notice the filename gets a number appended)).
Also in your tune file do this:
- set B3616 to same as 2002 Camaro (65%/35% split),
- set B3609 to all zeros.
B3618 has overly rich parts... will you be running boost...?
CALC.VEN had an X through it until I selected CALC.DAT. This also produced proper-looking values on my VET map.
Here is a screenshot after those changes.
Done.
No I won't. All stock. Do I need to adjust this table?B3618 has overly rich parts... will you be running boost...?
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