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    Quote Originally Posted by BowlingSS
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    Why ECT? The PCM uses IAT and ECT to affect A/F.

    I've never used the table, so I'm just guessing that you would add air when A/C causes stumble. Since it's a direct additive the temp. tables would provide the rest. :roll:
    I am using B4307 Idle Airflow Table.

    Bill
    Bill,
    It doesn't matter. The tables are all related in their affects. That's what makes getting it right so hard. See B4901, for example.
    Joe
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    If you scan for A/C-On airflow with this pid->


    IAC - A/C Airflow {GM.IAC_AC_DMA}
    "Airflow required to compensate for the parsitic load of the air conditioner compressor."

    You can then use this offset parameter to compensate-> {B4329} Idle Learn Drive A/C On Limit High.

    It has worked for me.

    Soon we will have an "A/C Clutch Ramp In/Ramp Out Airflow" parameter available . See here -> http://www.efilive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2139.

    Hey Joe!!!!


    Cheers,
    joel

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    Quote Originally Posted by BowlingSS
    Quote Originally Posted by jfpilla
    Why ECT? The PCM uses IAT and ECT to affect A/F.

    I've never used the table, so I'm just guessing that you would add air when A/C causes stumble. Since it's a direct additive the temp. tables would provide the rest. :roll:
    I am using B4307 Idle Airflow Table.

    Bill
    The new A/C ramp tables (A/C idle ramp in/out airflow B4354 and B4355.) are available in V7.3_005 ->http://www.efilive.com/downloads/downloads_730.html

    Joe- Thanks for the reminder about the Charge Temperature table.
    Interesting table - could play havoc with BEN tuning, if not careful :lol: .
    Hope the weather is OK for you and yours.

    Cheers,
    joel

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    I agree, Joel. You know I always fixate on IAT and ECT as a culprit in tunes appearing to change after driving. Shortly after getting my car back I drove 90 miles on the Freeway. When I slowed the car was racing. I thought I had a bad tune and learning had taken place. I put the scanner on and it hit me. The new engine was running a little hot and had moved into 104C range. I lowered IAF from 104C and it solved it. I decided a long time ago not to worry too much about idle transition below 80C. It's too hard to fine tune and balance IAP and IAF with so many temperature combinations.
    The car is good, it feels strong and I can feel the torque but can't say it feels much different up top. Probably really can't feel 20hp. I should get to the track and dyno as soon as it cools. It's cool in the AM but still too hot in the day.
    Regards,
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    LS7 crate engine, wet sump, 24xx reluctor
    LPE 100mm MAF
    Vararam, cold air intake and bridge
    RPM Level 6/4L60e trans
    3.42 gears
    Yank SS3600
    1-7/8" AR headers
    Z06 exhaust
    470rwhp 437rwtq
    1/8th mi-1.526-60'-6.862-1/[email protected]

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    can anyone post some screen shots of the MAP's we need to create to log with these new calc PID's :?:
    would save some of us alot of confusion :roll:

    cheers
    John

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    Here are a couple of the maps I have used.

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    2011 Camaro 2SS/RS L99 RJT
    CAI, Inc. Cold Air Induction;ADM Scoop
    Rx Catch Can;Rx Breather;Roto-Fab Washer Container
    VMax Ported RJT Throttle Body
    XSPower Headers and XSPower 3" Exhaust System
    Elite Engineering Tunnel Brace,
    Gorilla Wheel Lock System;
    Tinted Windows 35%;EFILive Tune

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    Here is the PIDS logged.
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    2011 Camaro 2SS/RS L99 RJT
    CAI, Inc. Cold Air Induction;ADM Scoop
    Rx Catch Can;Rx Breather;Roto-Fab Washer Container
    VMax Ported RJT Throttle Body
    XSPower Headers and XSPower 3" Exhaust System
    Elite Engineering Tunnel Brace,
    Gorilla Wheel Lock System;
    Tinted Windows 35%;EFILive Tune

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    Thanks Bill

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