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Thread: Timing Histogram showing incorrect load/cells

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    Timing Histogram showing incorrect load/cells

    Okay, what does load (g/cyl) do you usually read on a cammed 5.7 car? Usually anywhere from .76-.84 grams per cylinder. I'm having this problem where the loads are completely inaccurate for my timing/retard histograms. Everything is less g/cyl than usual. However while logging, it is obvious that the motor is taking timing from the correct cells or load.

    I have an updated scanner log that I use, so I figured I had just screwed something up. Well after loading the default scanner, I am still having the same issues.

    What have I screwed up?

    Thanks,

    Kyle
    2000 Silverado : 5.3L/4L60E
    .....'01 OS, OLSD tuned w/ LM-1 WB
    .....220 cam, Yank3600, 4.10s
    12.88 @ 104.8 (1.85) NA

    2003 Corvette Z06 : 5.7L/MN6
    .....OLSD tuned w/ LM-1 WB
    .....AFR225s, 224cam, FAST90
    11.33 @ 123 (1.7) NA

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    post a log file where its doing this please as there can be more than 1 cause to this.
    It doesn't have to be perfect, it just needs to be done in two weeks...

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    Check this out...
    Thanks Bill

    Kyle
    2000 Silverado : 5.3L/4L60E
    .....'01 OS, OLSD tuned w/ LM-1 WB
    .....220 cam, Yank3600, 4.10s
    12.88 @ 104.8 (1.85) NA

    2003 Corvette Z06 : 5.7L/MN6
    .....OLSD tuned w/ LM-1 WB
    .....AFR225s, 224cam, FAST90
    11.33 @ 123 (1.7) NA

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    its because your Mass Air Flow SAE reads .21 the entire scan. Since cylinder air can be calculated from this PID, if your logging it when its at 0 or a steady number it will skew the readings in the histograms. Just delete this PID from now on and you'll be fine.
    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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    Bad ass. Thank you Bill.
    2000 Silverado : 5.3L/4L60E
    .....'01 OS, OLSD tuned w/ LM-1 WB
    .....220 cam, Yank3600, 4.10s
    12.88 @ 104.8 (1.85) NA

    2003 Corvette Z06 : 5.7L/MN6
    .....OLSD tuned w/ LM-1 WB
    .....AFR225s, 224cam, FAST90
    11.33 @ 123 (1.7) NA

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    not a problem

    It doesn't have to be perfect, it just needs to be done in two weeks...

    A wise man once said "google it"