There's a few of those. Wouldn't happen to have the exact number would you? 218/224 .553/.553 110+0 is the V2, for example.
There's a few of those. Wouldn't happen to have the exact number would you? 218/224 .553/.553 110+0 is the V2, for example.
yes that is the exact one, i appreciate you helping with this thanks
Alright then here you go. Deka 80 info, and I sanitized the VE a little.
Use this then post a log, please. Include cylinder airmass, dynamic airflow, injector pulsewidth per bank, and STIT.
okay i will write and log this tomorrow i really appreciate it, tomorrow after work ill post it
i had to give it throttle to stay running on the cold start it kept dying
Its very rich. It doesn't make sense worrying about IAC counts right now. Get the fueling a bit closer, else you'll bake in extra air you don't need.
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So I?m fully new to the tuning at all, what would get me to be able adjust that mixture down? I see that they are -30% fuel trims so it?s really rich, and then the o2 is 900mv
Adjusting the VE table based on the fuel trims. Tune is setup to use STFT's right now. LTFT is disabled, but there are residual values left. Please use VCM Scanner>Vehicle Controls & Special Functions to clear them. Load this tune and log.
It's still pretty far off. Add STIT to the logs, too.
How to add STIT
I looked for that the other day when you said but I couldn?t find it
Specific Parameters>Engine>Idle>Idle Adapt (STIT).
its definitely getting better no throttle req for startup, it did die the first startup but it fired the second time and caught itself,
LOG7.hpl
take a look at this, im unsure if im doing it right, but my fuel trims seem closer but im unsure if this is correct still, this is the tune i adjusted the VE table some
log9.hpl
truck tune 1_Deka 80_SD_3 (1).hpt
Hey that's pretty good. Keep doing it and you'll get there.
For the dying at startup copy-with-axis your VE table to the Cranking VE table. It'll only do 3 columns, 400, 800, 1200rpm, but a linear interpolation between them will suffice. 1200rpm and up will be the same. Use horizontal smooth 3x between 280-400rpm.
Last edited by SiriusC1024; 01-14-2024 at 12:18 AM.
okay thanks i appreciate it, so the goal is to get these fuel trims as close to 0 as possible correct? or do you just aim for +-10?
Within 5% if you can for VE.
is there something to adjust per temperature? it seems like it doesnt run right until it hits 180 degrees