2010 LS3 E38 Table Errors

[10_SS]

"Try with smaller values for the enable TPS. From memory it's the same weird ETC % area - idle offset % the LS2 uses. Ie. You need to set it to values like 15-20% for tradtional TPS/ETC% of 40-50%"

On my 2010 Camaro LS3:

Actual:
30% TPS PE = 60% in the log
5% TPS PE = 33% in the log

My questions:
1) Has there been an update to this mis-calculation? From what I can tell this is carryover from LS2.
2) What other tables list incorrectly?

Thanks

[Area47]

also something else to add to this fun.

apparently with the newest beta the map sensor value reads half of what it is really at.

three 07+ trucks now i have logged have all done this.

[Chris@HPTuners]

its not a miscalculation, the variable used for PE is not TPS%, its % throttle area without the idle component.

[10_SS]

Area47: From what I can tell my map reads ok and I have the current beta.. 660?

Chris: I'm confused as the titles for the values list TPS. What settings do I have to change/log/view to see my 30% values listed in the .hpl file?

I just want the PE log file to match the .hpl listed settings. Any way to do that?

Thanks

[Chris@HPTuners]

the value GM uses to determine PE TPS is not available in the scanner.

[Gh0st]

Do you know the exact calculation by chance?

[Chris@HPTuners]

post your OS ID's and i'll add it as an MPID to test.

as i said above, generally it's the % throttle area with idle area subtracted.

on newer ECM's like the E78/39 they have gone back to a more simple pedal %.

[DSteck]

What's the difference between a PID and MPID?

[Gh0st]

12617631

[Redline MS]

What's the difference between a PID and MPID?

The "M"!


Yeah what's the difference?

[10_SS]

post your OS ID's and i'll add it as an MPID to test.

as i said above, generally it's the % throttle area with idle area subtracted.

on newer ECM's like the E78/39 they have gone back to a more simple pedal %.

12637084

Thanks

[Chris@HPTuners]

What's the difference between a PID and MPID?

its just our name for PIDs that reference direct RAM addresses. Memory-PID.

[DSteck]

The "M"!


Yeah what's the difference?

Smart ass.

[Chris@HPTuners]

2.23.731 (tomorrow) will have a new PID called "PE TPS" for 12617631 and 12637084.

give it a try

[10_SS]

yea that will work! Thanks allot. I just ordered a whipple.. so this will help very much! Much appreciated.