I m trying to input the data for some ID1000's but the IFR tables pegs at 63.5 for a E38. How do I get around this? I have been reading threads and seen 8 different ways.
What do I need to do to make it work?
I m trying to input the data for some ID1000's but the IFR tables pegs at 63.5 for a E38. How do I get around this? I have been reading threads and seen 8 different ways.
What do I need to do to make it work?
Double stoich, half the IFR.
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.
yep the ID excel should have a option to scale 50% just add that in for flow rate and double stoich and the other data as normal then might just need a touch up
Ok fellas lets see if I got this right. Can you please take a look. I took the entire stoch AFR table and multiplied by 2.
I then scaled the ID1000's by 50%. But from 512 to 640 KPA its still pegged at 63.5 is this ok?
Is my stoich AFR table ok?
Do I need to scale my MAF table by 50% yes or no?
that looks fine the flow rate will be well into boost before it maxes out so it's fine i don't think it even reads past 408kpa without the patch anyway, your maf and VE should be fine they may just need a little tweek if anything so just worth checking
One more thing, would my wideband change as I still use AFR? My commanded AFR and other AFR readings should be normal and not affected?
I also read in another thread they said the DIC or IVT would be off. What is DIC or IVT?
Don't forget to cut the IVT Terms>AFR Term in half as well. If you are replacing injectors in a setup that has ben tuned, then there should be very little airflow changes needed. You aren't changing the airflow values....
Your "calculated" IFR will be artificially cut in half as far as the PCM thinks, so you will have issues with the MPG calculations. Use the Fuel Density table to make adjustments to bring it back into reality.
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Last edited by mowton; 01-07-2017 at 09:34 PM.
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yes halve your ivt table its with all the inj data section also, also halve your DIC table its the fuel density under the stoich table, and yes your WB error will be out now but if u used lambda it will still be fine but for AFR u will have to do a maths thing to correct it for error because the comanded AFR is same as the stoich so it will be double now
My current IVT table is set to 1.00 for tunning. Should I set it back to stock then half it? Or half the 1.00?
it should always be set to stock and now stock should be halved, if u have had it at 1.0 it will throw out all your fueling that uses ivt like transients
if u can change your WB to read lambda and then use EQratio v lambda for the error, or u will have to use maths to halve it, i just use lambda myself then its correct all the time no matter the fuel ect
I just read some one said to set up a custom pid for (custom PID "True Commanded AFR" - Commanded AFR * .5) Not sure how to set this up in 3.2 channels? Since thay are called channels now vs pids.
Or should I set up a custom channel for: AFR commanded *.50= AFR commanded.
Then have the AFR error reference the custom channel?
Last edited by STR8BALLN; 01-07-2017 at 11:14 PM.
u should be able to do a transform to read lambda that just changes the volts to what ever u want to show in lambda, that's all i done with mine or there could be a option in there that suits if it's common
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just installed ID1000 on mine. You can compare if you want.
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