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    Default E38 VVE Calculated Airflow

    Does anyone have a calculated PID to calculate VVE airflow (g/sec) for an E38? I noticed the PID in the BBX PIDs, but don't see it in EFI Scan V7.5. I'd like to compare MAF airflow against VVE calculated airflow.

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    ECM.MAFSD

    Thanks in advance!
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    I have a bunch of calc pids, let me look thru them.

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    I haven't forgotten, I've just been overly busy...

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    Great thanks Joe!
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    Have a look at this calc_pids.txt (attached)...

    CALC.VEN calculates VE in g*K/kPa from MAF [g/s].

    CALC.MAFN calculates MAF in g/s from VE (via VVE mapped to VE [g*K/kPa]).


    Try it out and let me know (post logs) so we can fix it if necessary.


    ( possibly we may have to edit it to suit your wideband )

    ** you have to rename the file to "calc_pids.txt"
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    Thanks Joe!

    I went through the Calc_PID test file and tried to make sense of it. lol

    I attempted to change the BEN factor from Lambda to AFR since that it was the NGK wideband outputs, unless I use another Calc PID to go from AFR to Lambda. Thought it would just be another step. Does it look right?

    Can a SELBEN be created to use LTFT with AFR is equal to 14.68?

    Is there anyway to calculate VVE values or coefficients like CALC VET does on the Ls1B PCMs?

    Maybe I should just get some logging done! Haha
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    Looks correct

    ( can you see that CALC.WO2BEN and CALC_BEN_NGK1_E38 are now identical )

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    I'll add a SELBEN pid shortly.

    Yes, please take some logs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by joecar View Post
    I'll add a SELBEN pid shortly.

    Yes, please take some logs.
    Awesome, thanks!!
    00 Silverado Z71, LQ9 w/ LS3 heads, BTR cam, Whipple 2.9@8#, 4l80E

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