Help help help
Anybody can tell me the main fuel table in 2.3 ecoboost ?
The car now on DYNO and need the answer asap
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Help help help
Anybody can tell me the main fuel table in 2.3 ecoboost ?
The car now on DYNO and need the answer asap
I'm not sure what you are asking for, WOT? base cold?
Stock?
I'd love to help but you question is very vague.
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Originally Posted by LastPlace
The car very rich after 3000rpm, want to reduce the fuel .
Post your tune and a log, make sure you are logging all the pids from metroplexs guide and everything that is a source.
It's really not going to be any different than any other Ford. WOT Lambda and you might be hitting COT Enrichment also.
I think your looking for the VE map, it's there but you don't usually need to touch it unless you've made some big changes. Just set your WOT Lambda tables to what you want, also log lambse and measure afrs. If it goes richer than your WOT Lambda tables, then there is enrichment happening for one of various reasons.
I agree with both of you, but with out a tune and logs, I don't know which is giving him problems.
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Originally Posted by ammar.alqisi
lol, I don't think we will hear until he's back on the dyno, seemed like a post for urgent help. OP - can you elaborate more on what was going on and how did you manage it?Quote:
Originally Posted by LastPlace
Yes and please post your dyno chart!
Very rich after 3k RPM I would bet he was just having COT Enrichment come in and trying to figure out what was causing the unexpected behavior. May never hear from him again now.
Probly not but I'll keep answering posts like this, ecoboost tuning help has been at close to a stand still for too long.
Yeah. Very little help. I haven't tuned many but try to spend as much time experimenting with the little things on them anytime I get one.
So you have to increase enrichment rate when ever you run richer than what is commanded?
No.
So how then?
You can be running richer then commanded for several reasons.
start a thread, post a log and a tune with all the source pids logged.