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    Yep. Works nice for me as stated above. I might just need to extend the operating range for summer. Hopefully heads and cam in about a week. (Got postponed 7 days!!!!!)
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    What I am thinking might be a valuable addition to the next custom OS is to have the A0014 Open Loop IAT VE Multiplier Table have a range more closely related to real world temps. My IAT's generally are around 10°F above ambient and I am never near -20,30,40°C nor near 100,110,120,130,140°C. If we could have more values near 20-30°C I think that will help most of us be more spot on during those normal operating IAT area's.

    I see through my logs in Open loop, the closer I am to colder IAT's the ritcher the A/F but then as the IAT's rise (in the same 20°C row) the mixture gets leaner. If there were more values for this table I could really hone A0014 in.

    Something like below for example.

    LABELS IAT VE Multiplier (Multiplier)
    IAT °C {link: SAE.IAT} Value
    -10
    0
    8
    11
    14
    17
    20
    23
    26
    29
    32
    35
    38
    42
    45
    50
    60
    70
    80
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    It will automatically interpolate dude.

    So if its 1.0 at 20 and 1.1 at 30 it will be 1.05 at 25.

    So Id not worry too much about the resolution myself.
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    Gotya, I will then just create a filter on the logs to filter out the inbetween temps to get the 100% correction factor for that temp and let the interpolation do its job.
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    has anyone setup a MAP to make this easier?

    It would be similar to RAF maps but I cannot see what the column should be (Data = BEN, Row = IAT, Column = ??)

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    This is what I did, not saying its 100% right.
    Anyone else feel free to correct.
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    Quote Originally Posted by vetteboy2k
    What I am thinking might be a valuable addition to the next custom OS is to have the A0014 Open Loop IAT VE Multiplier Table have a range more closely related to real world temps. My IAT's generally are around 10°F above ambient and I am never near -20,30,40°C nor near 100,110,120,130,140°C. If we could have more values near 20-30°C I think that will help most of us be more spot on during those normal operating IAT area's.

    I see through my logs in Open loop, the closer I am to colder IAT's the ritcher the A/F but then as the IAT's rise (in the same 20°C row) the mixture gets leaner. If there were more values for this table I could really hone A0014 in.

    Something like below for example.

    LABELS IAT VE Multiplier (Multiplier)
    IAT °C {link: SAE.IAT} Value
    -10
    0
    8
    11
    14
    17
    20
    23
    26
    29
    32
    35
    38
    42
    45
    50
    60
    70
    80
    It is a lot harder to change table axis in code than it is to add a table in to the code .

    The interpolation that the PCM does makes the table axis scaling not a issue in our case , the biggest issue is getting your VE right at a fixed temp then once the VE table is 100% correct you can then start tuning A0014 Open Loop IAT VE Multiplier Table,

    Set up a ben factor and IAT map and use that to correct the A0014 Open Loop IAT VE Multiplier Table.

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    My table is
    0.911377
    0.922607
    0.934082
    0.946289
    0.958984
    0.972168
    0.985596
    1.000000
    1.014892
    1.030517
    1.046875
    1.063965
    1.081787
    1.100830
    1.120849
    1.141846
    1.164307
    1.187988
    1.213135

    Its pretty close
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    Your attachment isn't opening vette, says the zip file is corrupt

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    The original .zip I made opens fine, I downloaded the one that was uploaded to the forum saved to a new name and it didn't open.

    I will upload again. Must be something with the upload to the forum or something. Too bad we can't just upload .maps

    Ok that still didn't work,

    Here you go a link to it hosted on my buddies website.

    http://www.angermanagementracing.com...maps/A0014.zip
    Last edited by vetteboy2k; May 25th, 2006 at 02:35 AM.
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