So you disabled the stock referenced FPR thats part of the spider inside of the plenum?
Interesting.
thanks
peace
Hog
So you disabled the stock referenced FPR thats part of the spider inside of the plenum?
Interesting.
thanks
peace
Hog
1997 rcsb stock L31 longblock, Marine Intake with 28# EV6 injectors, L35 2700 stall TC,Hooker LT's 2.007 60ft
I didn't disable it. I just put a external one on the return line at the tank which basically
renders it useless after 65psi. Which I am now running a lot higher above that and the external fpr I am using
has now manifold reference line so it just maintains set value, I believe all the new ls stuff that use the
returnless fuel systems run the same way by not have a manifold vacuum reference.
Correct, the returnless systems run an un-referenced FPR in the tank.
12 to 1 AFR would be fine on Gasoline, but lean for E fuel from most pumps...
Then there's issues with Wide Band setup, it's a Lambda controller converted to AFR... give up the AFR and go Lambda and shoot for .84
So I had a chance to run it with the changes, but I'm still getting 8 degrees retarded @ WOT I forced 32 degrees on the timing table.
Heres a copy of my log, and tune file Log_0027.efi 5.7BLazer_sd.tun
As soon as you hot WOT the KR starts. Hmmmm....
peace
Hog
1997 rcsb stock L31 longblock, Marine Intake with 28# EV6 injectors, L35 2700 stall TC,Hooker LT's 2.007 60ft
Is there a pid to log raw knock sensor data for the 411?
If it was dentition that knock retard would be coming in more so during
Part throttle cause it runs a lot higher timing and learner,
The gm.knckcnt pid doesn't work for my truck,
I tried chaning the burst knock min coolant temp to 140 And also slightly desentize the knock sensor multiplier after comparing it a LQ9.
I am down now to 1-2 degrees retard under WOT.
Now I got another issue my trans holds first gear until the motor hits the rev limiter then shifts.
Log_0007.efi5.7Blazer_sd.tun
Move the WOT 1->2 MPH and RPM parameters both down and see if you get the shift... then move one of those up to get the shift at the MPH or RPM you want.