The COS is based on the standard OS, and runs the same as standard OS, except that the OL Fuel table is now RPM x MAP (rather than ECT x MAP), and the HO/LO adaptive/sliding spark works in the presence of a MAF DTC (i.e. in SD).
OL works the same, except now the OL Fuel table is RPM x MAP, and STFT trimming occurs on stoich cells.
CL works the same.
PE works the same.
WOT works the same.
Yes, since B3647 (RPM x MAP) occupies the space used by B3605 (ECT x MAP) in the standard OS, you have to edit it to sensible values, and edit A0008 (OL ECT multiplier) to compensate for ECT variation.From your reply it appears I need to populate B3647 as per the tutorial but have B4205 with standard settings and B4108 enabled (eventhough I have open loop idle up to 1200rpm by manipulating settings elswher in the tune) and as you pointed out B3801 is enabled. Does this sound correct ?
B3801 is LTFT Enable/Disable; disabling this still leaves STFT enabled, i.e. you would have CL STFT trimming.
B4205 is CL Temperature Enable/Disable; disabling this means the still-enabled CL STFT have no effect.
B4206 is OL STFT Enable/Disable (in standard OS), it trims on any stoich cells in B3605.
The COS has no explicit B4206, but implicitly it trims on any stoich cells in B3647.
STFT trmming on stoich cells in B3647 in OL is the same as the standard tune in OL when B4206 is enabled.When you say (but watch out for STFT trimming on stoich cells in this table) I assume the STFT would behave the same way as they do in a standard tune?