I did a scan of my truck today to try out the new software and when I was playing a log back on my computer, I noticed that under the LTFT Histogram it only goes to 40kpa at WOT, but in the table, it goes to well over 90kpa.
Is this a bug?
I did a scan of my truck today to try out the new software and when I was playing a log back on my computer, I noticed that under the LTFT Histogram it only goes to 40kpa at WOT, but in the table, it goes to well over 90kpa.
Is this a bug?
2001 Camaro SS M6 - 23,xxx Miles
Huron Speed AC Turbo AC Kit - 6.0L 9.4CR, LS3 Heads, 226 232 115 lsa cam, Turbonetics 7575 1.15 AR Turbo
10.98 @ 133 MPH on 9 lbs boost
Your histogram configs are broken or you have a custom PID that you have declared as a MAP sensor that is returning a value of 0.. Its like the latter.
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When I did the playback I did it on my home PC. I just went and checked my laptop and it seems to work fine, what gives?
I then copied the config on my laptop to my home pc, and it still does it.
yeah im not sure it works fine for me...give me a few minutes to ponder it though lol
It doesn't have to be perfect, it just needs to be done in two weeks...
A wise man once said "google it"
You have a custom PID defined as a MAP sensor that is reporting a value of 0.
Average 0 with your actual and your end result for MAP is exactly what you see in that histogram.
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How do I get rid of it?
just go into your custom pid's...find the one thats defined as a map sensor & delete it.
It doesn't have to be perfect, it just needs to be done in two weeks...
A wise man once said "google it"
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