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    hi everyone
    need some advice on first auto ve tune on gen3.more like help
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    Hi DrDI(Steve...?),

    Do you have the auto trans... it seem to me that you have DFCO enabled... see B3313.

    Also:
    - closed loop trimming is still enabled (B3801, B4205).
    - cat protection is still enabled (B0701).
    - at wot advance varies too much, need to look into this.
    - why is advance so low...?

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    Quote Originally Posted by drdarthinvader View Post
    hi everyone
    need some advice on first auto ve tune on gen3.more like help
    Try a small amount of smoothing to your VE table after changing it.
    Note, after driving around and getting the high hit areas of the ve table, consider this. Pick points at IDLE(b), (LOW RPM, HIGH KPA)(c),
    (MAX TRQ RPM, HIGH KPA)(f), and (HIGH RPM, HIGH KPA)(h). Carefully blend these points in to the rest of the table.

    What works for me on a,d,g (most of the DFCO occurs here).
    a,d,g = look at the stock table values for a, b, and c. Adjust a,d,g, in a manner proportional to a stock ve table. IE, if there is a 10% drop from b to a, and you know b, then adjust a. This will give you a good starting point to work with.

    VE TABLE:
    a----------b-------------c
    . .
    . .
    d----------e------------ f
    . .
    . .
    g----------------------- h
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    ive pasted the variable into the the wrong tune i had dfco dised and cat plus oh

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    What are your mods...?

    You may have initially increased your VE table too much.

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    todays ve. fingers xed joe-i repeated from logging to cal twice and showed 0.8 on the bens at 15.2 down ...the pe table is raw (not smoothed or edited) and the timing is from factory also increased whole table by 12% instead of 15%
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    Hmmm... I would disable B3801...

    Is that .tun file the result after paste-multiplying...?

    Now do it again, make sure to operate throttle smoothly, and apply the BEN filter.

    What are your mods...?
    Do you have the auto trans...?

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    Quote Originally Posted by joecar View Post
    Hmmm... I would disable B3801...

    Is that .tun file the result after paste-multiplying...?

    Now do it again, make sure to operate throttle smoothly, and apply the BEN filter.

    What are your mods...?
    Do you have the auto trans...?
    i turned 3801 on only for logging(will do)
    i think i followed the auto ve filter process very close with the paste and multiplying then comparing the two tunes together and applying the ve difference and i have ls1 ,heads , machined throttle body,pacemaker extracters 4into1, auto4l60e
    one thing ive noticed is that the engine is more responsive at bottom end..

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    the ve table desends further? on the 15.2 side i think im on track looks out of place to the rest of the contours
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    Quote Originally Posted by drdarthinvader View Post
    the ve table desends further? on the 15.2 side i think im on track looks out of place to the rest of the contours
    I could be wrong, but it looks like your scanning software is logging IMPERIAL and your TUNING software is in METRIC.

    RIGHT CLICK on the PIDs in the scanning software on SAE.MAP and select
    METRIC, so the two will match. You will have to start from scratch if this is the case.

    I'm trying to figure out why ALL of your VE changes are at high KPA only.
    07 Silverado DMax Classic
    02 Z06 LS3 416, 805rwhp, TFS245, Wiseco, Callies Crank/Rods, Iskendarian Lifters, Crower Rockers, FAST102/90, ATI Damper, 1-7/8 Kook's LT, QkTime Shield,Tolle-Fab 8pt
    Old Engine: 1/4mile = 9.6/146 New Engine:?

    EFI Live Tune/Scan v7.5.27, EFI Live Scan and Tune v8.2.23, build 276, BootBlock 2.07.06, FirmWare 2.07.52, 512K RoadRunner (12.14.R), Innovate Serial LC2x2


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