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    2013 5.7 to 2018 6.4 swap ANN question and weird fuel trims

    Hey Guys,

    Using the Gpec2 5.7 for the 6.4.
    I get weird fuel trims and engine dies sometimes.
    I copy the 6.4 PCM from a 2013 SRT.

    Can the PCM handle 7 layers or should the ANN be stock 5.7 ?

    4.hplChallenger_swap9.hpt

    What do I overlook ?

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    what happens when you turn it off?

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    ANN?
    Doesnt try this yet.
    Last year I ve try to disable ANN on a Dodge without succes.
    Ive also disabled VVT for this, nothing happens?

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    If ANN is disabled the VE table(s) is used.

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    Quote Originally Posted by f.creek-ranch View Post
    Hey Guys,

    Using the Gpec2 5.7 for the 6.4.
    I get weird fuel trims and engine dies sometimes.
    I copy the 6.4 PCM from a 2013 SRT.

    Can the PCM handle 7 layers or should the ANN be stock 5.7 ?

    4.hplChallenger_swap9.hpt

    What do I overlook ?
    Use 5.7 ann,
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    This is what I thought, but didnt work.
    But I want to keep ANN on, so I would rather find a solution for the crazy trims?

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    The easy way would be to flash the PCM with a 6.4 Calibration so it has the correct logic for ANN. then use HP to change Displacement back to 5.7 so ABS works


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    Yeah, thanks.
    But wouldnt that give new troubles like wrong bcm?
    And what program do I need to flash?

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    No it will not effect BCM, If you are in Germany reach out to Kraftwerks they can flash it for you.


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    I hoped someone has done this yet and give me the answer.

    I have set the ANN to stock and test it these days, like Purple said.

    Maybe the calibration is different and influence the cam incorrectly.

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    your cam could be off 45 degree and it would not cause that ^^^

    you are way lean for some reason

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    The only thing I could think to ask may be is, are you certain you've got the correct injector data entered for a 2013 6.4L SRT? I can't say for sure but I feel like those values might be selling yourself a little short there may be. Just a thought.
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    you could try using these numbers

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    If the ANN didnt response, I ll try that inj data too, thanks.

    And yes, these ate the correct inj data from a charger 6.4 2013.
    The injectors from the Jeep SRT that I have should be the same Mopar number.
    I have try to correct the inj data without any better result.

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    Something I cant believe and make me confused is, at 0:45 the stft said always +32 and then the ltft goes -23 !
    Doesnt make sense to me ?

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    6.4 is using different fuel pump/pr. values this might be messing the trims

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    I know about this, but in idle or without load this shouldn?t be a number.
    Ive already set the fuel loss table a little higher.

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    Just use the trainer. You could've been done by now.

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    Yes, thats the next stepp, time to find out how the trainer works….

    Car runs fine so far….so copy all data over and leave the ANN stock for the swap !