Calc.VET: correcting MAF and calculating VE (in single log)

[djv86]

So Im totally lost on setting up the PIDs for this. I have a 12593058 OS so they arent setup for me correct? im not sure how to st them up Im lost.Attachment 18293 Thats my tune if someone would like to help me out thanks

Setting up the pids for calcvet tuning ?

[Whipped383]

Setting up the pids for calcvet tuning ?

it's the txt file I don't understand. On the first base it says if your OS is different than the ones listed you need to set it up

[djv86]

it's the txt file I don't understand. On the first base it says if your OS is different than the ones listed you need to set it up

Ahh I'll be home in like 20mins and take a peek I used this calcvet on a 2003 8.1 also and it worked fine I just used the gm/kpa or whatever that is for the vetable instead or % value

[djv86]

For starters read a little closer your OS is one that works with the pid. There shouldn't be any errors with this method unless you didn't set it up as this thread is stating. But make sure you save the calc_pids. In the documents/efilive folder too

[Whipped383]

Sorry I must have glanced over it that's right where I was looking to. To many numbers in a row and I missed it. Thanks for the help

[djv86]

Sorry I must have glanced over it that's right where I was looking to. To many numbers in a row and I missed it. Thanks for the help

I problem I have the feb 2015 programs and used the setup as listed in post one and it works just fine with the 8.1 I messed with. Just go to your properties and change the default ve data to the gm/kpa instead of %


I had issues with the calcvet table building the data properly with the % due to the "displacement" area in the actual txt format of the pid

[joecar]

Use g*K/kPa rather than %

(to use % you have to tell the scantool your engine displacement as explained in post#1 of the Calc.VET thread)

Please work thru post #1 of the Calc.VET thread carefully and methodically (print it out, and check it off as you go; also follow/print any links it points you to)... this is not just the Calc.VET procedure, but it shows you how to setup maps, explains about DAT, and gets you to think in Lambda or EQR (rather than AFR).

[joecar]

To help with taking and posting screenshots, see post #10 here: Hosting-an-Image

[Whipped383]

Thanks Joe I'm still working on setting it up. Iv read through it several times and taking my time.

[joecar]

No worries, take your time