The drop down of the MAF table from 9000 Hz to 12000 Hz has to be manually applied to below 9000 Hz, which the third pic looks like you have done... if the MAF continues to be a smooth monotonically increasing 4th order polynomial curve, then it is correct.
When you get that error, it means you copied without labels.
[QUOTE=joecar;208722]The drop down of the MAF table from 9000 Hz to 12000 Hz has to be manually applied to below 9000 Hz, which the third pic looks like you have done...
When performing a Closed-Loop MAF Calibration, normally only those MAF frequencies below 7000-8000 Hertz are adjusted. This leaves the MAF Frequencies above 7000-8000 Hertz totally 'uncalibrated'. A technique to estimate the upper portion of the MAF Curve is to add the Average of the LTFT1 and LTFT2 Banks (LTFTAVR), and apply that percentage to the upper portion of the MAF Curve. If done correctly the entire MAF Curve will have the same slope from 150
do you mean above??? the upper portion right from 9k to 12k??? or apply the LTFT average to the lower portion???
copied with labels then paste and multiply with labels...Originally Posted by joecar
allways get this dono why??
Did you setup the map correctly (as spec'd in Calc.VET thread post #1)...?
Are you using both LTFT and wideband or only LTFT...?
here are my map properties. only LTFT edited calc_pids.txt like you said earlier...
aaaha now i get it Attachment 17210
Last edited by nick123; August 1st, 2014 at 06:37 PM. Reason: added picture
I can't view your attachment ("invalid attachment").
ok so now... can i run calc maft with no wb??
when i run calc maft i use my calc vet corrected VE map??
pids for maft
cant find pe mode pid for some reason??
found it calc.cl replaces it...
the maf corrected map on narrowband??? col row should be what exactly
Last edited by nick123; August 1st, 2014 at 08:29 PM.
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