it doesn't matter what i do, I can't lean it out. and if I put it in gear, it will go lean instantly and tries to die.
it doesn't matter what i do, I can't lean it out. and if I put it in gear, it will go lean instantly and tries to die.
reduce Engine>Fuel>Transient>Tansient Fuel Qualifications>Min Fuel Milligrams from .029 to .019. Will further reduce the min injector pulse width floor and lean out your idle. Check your IPW before and after....Larger injectors can't be driven low enough with the stock settings.
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No, believe them to be 80lb Deka's or equivalents. In order to get a small enough pulsewidth, you have to further reduce the pcm hard limit or else you ar spaying rich at idle and no matter how much you lean it out, you'll never get it right.
Don't know enough about the injectors or their heritage to respond to the accuracy of the data, but with the IFR values you have, you need a decreased min idle pulsewidth.
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this is my setup: it's a 1986 rx7 swaped with a gen 3, 5.3, 224/224 .581 .581 cam and 625 springs 78mm turbo 80lb Siemens injectors @58psi dual 255 fuel pumps turbo 400 transmission 01 ecu 3 bar gm sensor and all that stuff to run speed density, I'm not running o2 sensors but I do have a AEM wideband
I have another question why when I log in can't see any data from pulsewith?
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Honestly I'm not sure, but somebody told me on another forum that if I'm running a GM ECU then I have to run o2 sensors or I won't be able to tune it. But he wasn't really sure about it. I appreciate your help. I just feel like on my settings that I must have missed something or something is wrong.
What is the problem then????????
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The problem is that I can't get it to lean out on idle and when I put it in gear, it leans out. I did what u told me to do and IPW before the adjustment was 2.1 and now it's 2.0 and it did lean out a little but not enough. I just want to know if i should keep lowering that number until I get to where I need to be?
Oh lol, he was just assuming that that can be the problem but he wasn't sure
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Because VVE is a GEN 4/GEN 5 computer thing only.
GEN 3 computers use regular Primary VE tables. You have a gen 3 computer.
2016 Silverado CCSB 5.3/6L80e, not as slow but still heavy.
If you don't post your tune and logs when you have questions you aren't helping yourself.
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