Looking for some pointers on maf tuning.

[joecar]

Do you have these pids selected?
EXT.WO2LAM1}/{SAE.LAMBDA
look at the clc line in your cal_pids text.
CALC.WO2BEN F110 CLC-00-110 factor Tuning "BEN from Serial WB"
*CLC-00-110
factor 0.5 1.5 .4 "{EXT.WO2LAM1}/{SAE.LAMBDA}"

Any calc. pid is a pid calculated from two or more other pids(basically).
If those are not selected you can't use calc_wo2.ben. You must also have all pids selected to find it.

+1

like TJW said, you have to select all the pids that a calc pid references.

[Jayrcr3]

Ok. I thought it would still come up as a selectable option in the map, it would just have a line through it.

Thanks guys.

[TJWells]

This is how it should look, I have the pid in my selection already and I have my pointer on the selection!



Pid selection in 7.5.

[Jayrcr3]

I cannot find BEN from Serial WB (CALC.WO2BEN) anywhere. Its not in the list. WTF?
I even took the laptop out and hooked it up and validated all the PID's.

[TJWells]

Hmm...
1 Do you have the newest updates loaded?
2 Are you in scantool with no log files loaded?
3 Clear the pid list and start selecting, make sure you have All selected at system and uncheck supported.

We'll start there!

[Jayrcr3]

It is the latest version. I'll start from scratch when I get home tonight. :banghead:

[joecar]

In the V7 scantool, on the PIDs tab, click on the column title/heading 'Parameter' (click on the word 'Parameter' itself) once or twice... this will alphabetically sort the pid list on this column, so you can just scroll until you see CALC.WO2BEN;

also do what TJW said in post #55.

Also, make sure your calc_pids.txt file has at least 2 blank lines at the end.

[Jayrcr3]

Will do.
I downloaded the calc_pids.txt file TJ posted just to make sure, but it didn't make a difference. I must have looked through the PID's 10 times last night. I'm becoming cross-eyed.

[joecar]

Post a few screenshots of what you see...

[Jayrcr3]

Here's a shot with all the same PID's TJ has selected, selected on my scan tool.