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Thread: SD Open loop tuning, Rich at part throttle.

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    SD Open loop tuning, Rich at part throttle.

    I started tuning my ve table using SD. Im pretty new to HP tuners and am not sure if I have everything set correctly.
    I followed the guide to set up SD and getting it to stay in closed loop. I disabled long term and stft's.
    It will run around 13.0:1 - 11.5:122.hptAttachment 38681
    Does it when MAP is below 30kpa, under 6% tps, and around 1800 to 3800 rpms
    In the log check it @ 6 min to show what it does.

    I also included my current VCM file.
    I have tried taking ALL the fuel out in those tables and it seems to do nothing. Nothing I have tried has made it any better.

    Thanks in advance
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    Last edited by PDavis40; 04-09-2013 at 07:37 AM.

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    Don't know if this helps anything.. It's does the same thing revving the engine not moving. If I hold it from 1800 up to 3k or 4k it runs rich. Just holding it at a steady pace. It revs fine and throttle response is good

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    Quote Originally Posted by PDavis40 View Post
    I started tuning my ve table using SD. Im pretty new to HP tuners and am not sure if I have everything set correctly.
    I followed the guide to set up SD and getting it to stay in closed loop. I disabled long term and stft's.
    It will run around 13.0:1 - 11.5:122.hptAttachment 38681
    Does it when MAP is below 30kpa, under 6% tps, and around 1800 to 3800 rpms
    In the log check it @ 6 min to show what it does.

    I also included my current VCM file.I have tried taking ALL the fuel out in those tables and it seems to do nothing. Nothing I have tried has made it any better.

    Thanks in advance
    No file...also post any logs and .cfg files you used.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mowton View Post
    No file...also post any logs and .cfg files you used.

    Ed M
    they were up there but i dont know if i did it right. This should be correct.
    view the log at 6 min.. thats where it does it
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    Ive been doing some reading and found I dont have these settings...
    Main VE

    Primary VE vs. RPM vs. MAP: This table is used to determine airmass per cylinder in case of MAF failure (Speed Density Mode) 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.
    Primary VE Multiplier: Used to correct the primary VE table under certain conditions. This table is enabled in HP Tuners "1 bar Speed Density Enhanced" package.
    Secondary VE vs. RPM vs. MAP: This table is used in some code variations when MAF failure is detected.



    VE - Idle: This table defines the volumetric efficiency and is used to determine airmass per cylinder when at idle.
    VE - High RPM: This table defines the volumetric efficiency and is used to determine airmass per cylinder during high RPM operation.
    VE - Low RPM Single Fire: This table defines the volumetric efficiency and is used to determine airmass per cylinder during low RPM operation in single fire fuel mode.
    VE - Low RPM Double Fire: This table defines the volumetric efficiency and is used to determine airmass per cylinder during low RPM operation in double fire fuel mode.
    VE - Low RPM Coastdown: This table defines the volumetric efficiency and is used to determine airmass per cylinder during low RPM operation during coastdown.
    VE Offset: This value is used to offset the entire VE table to enable VE values greater than 100%. The editor automatically includes the offset value in its display.




    Also previous tuner turned on the enhancement 1 bar maf.. I want 1 bar Map.. how do I change that?
    Or how do I change the enhancement?
    Thanks

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    Are you running after market injectors ?