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Advanced Tuner
How slow does the ve table move
How much of an adjustemnt do i have to make to it to get my Trims to move. I am on my fifth pass and they seem to be getting a LITTLE better but not where i want them.
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Senior Tuner
Re: How slow does the ve table move
VE affects the low-end-airflow cells most, may
not affect the mid- and upper end at all or only
on throttle transients. So depending on where
you are looking, you may be waiting for something
that ain't gonna move.
This whole subject (where is VE a strong contributor
to steady-state and to dynamic-throttle fuel calcs?)
is still pretty unclear to most everybody (if there's
anyone who has The Truth they ain't been talking,
on any 'board I frequent; many are speculating and
experimenting, but nobody's got their Pope hat yet).
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Tuner
Re: How slow does the ve table move
ok this is what i get for reading the readme but under VE tables i get this:
MAF Airflow vs. Output Frequency: This table is used to calibrate the MAF sensor. The MAF sensor works by outputting a frequency signal that is proportional to the airflow through the meter. This table is used to lookup the Airflow (g/sec) value for a given frequency and ultimately calculate the Airmass (g/cyl) used for fuelling calculations. If you modify your MAF meter you will likely have to modify this table.
Main VE
Primary VE Percent vs. RPM vs. MAP: This table is used to determine airmass per cylinder in case of MAF failure and also to provide a base airflow value to check for MAF failure. It is also used to provide transient condition correction to the VCM main airmass calculations. Although it is not strictly a VE table in the traditional sense, it is displayed in % for convenience.
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Advanced Tuner
Re: How slow does the ve table move
Well I scaled the WHOLE VE table using 96% and guess what not to much if anything chaned finally so cells were - but others were still +
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Senior Tuner
Re: How slow does the ve table move
If you saw 4% response in certain cells that
would indicate they are "VE responders" and
ones that did not move, aren't. I would be
interested to know which cells moved by how
much in response to the scaling (or better, cell-
by-cell, 0 - 22, what the delta-LTFT was).