Scope of Tutorials

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Acronyms can be looked up on the internet anywhere. As far as tutorials for everything... I don't think it is possible. The best most simple thing that could be done would be to just expand on the basic explanation given when you pull up each map on the tuning software. Something like IAC, what it is , and what effect messing with it will do to the running of the car and or how it migh effect some other table.. You get the idea. I think??

^^^^^ I couldn't agree more!!

There are volumes written on systems control management and the internal combustion engine.

Tutorials should be specific to the EFILive end user.

Internal combustion/systems control is a very broad subject.

[FreddyG]

The best most simple thing that could be done would be to just expand on the basic explanation given when you pull up each map on the tuning software. Something like IAC, what it is , and what effect messing with it will do to the running of the car and or how it migh effect some other table.. You get the idea. I think??


^^^^^ I couldn't agree more!!

There are volumes written on systems control management and the internal combustion engine.

[bold]Tutorials should be specific to the EFILive end user. [/bold]

Internal combustion/systems control is a very broad subject.

I've come to the realization that I'm basically stupid when it comes to this software, but am trying to "Sponge" up everything that I can pertaining to EfiLive (even reading the other forum, which has some good info on it too).

As you can probably tell, I voted yes to the tutorials. I voted for #3 and think that if I can learn the basics of what each table, formula, etc. does, I think that I can muddle my way through it (with some help from you guys ) .