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    Do you rescale flex fuel multiplier

    Do any of you re-scale the flex Multiplier. It is real hard to get the full multiplier of 1.00 at 80%.

    I would think it would be better at

    60%:1.00
    40%: 0.50

    Then leave the rest stock.

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    Every setup I touch gets rescaled

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    Problem is it also automatically rescales other tables that don't really benefit you.
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    care to explain?

    Do you see any problem changing it like I explained above.

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    When I rescaled mine it automatically changed many other tables as well. Just test it out and see. If those other tables sit well with you, then keep the changes. Mine gets all the timing by 65%, seems to work well.

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    thanks will do

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    Absolutely. We rarely see better than 65% out of the pump here so that's what I tune to 1.0 for.

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    Which specific table are you referring to?

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    Quote Originally Posted by sevinn View Post
    Absolutely. We rarely see better than 65% out of the pump here so that's what I tune to 1.0 for.
    With a flex fuel sensor?
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    Quote Originally Posted by HeavyChevy305 View Post
    With a flex fuel sensor?
    Yeah with flex fuel sensors. Never had a car come here and say more than 70% on their FF sensor from our pump E.

    It's also a nice safety net. Only tune it for what you see.

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    Which specific table are you referring to?
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    Quote Originally Posted by sevinn View Post
    Yeah with flex fuel sensors. Never had a car come here and say more than 70% on their FF sensor from our pump E.

    It's also a nice safety net. Only tune it for what you see.


    ECM 12715
    Found the table and rescaled it based on the E85 blend around here.

    Thanks!

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    Quote Originally Posted by sevinn View Post
    Yeah with flex fuel sensors. Never had a car come here and say more than 70% on their FF sensor from our pump E.

    It's also a nice safety net. Only tune it for what you see.


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    That's not how it works. If your Stoich table is scaled for FF and the sensors enabled, you're tuning for 1.0 commanded vs. actual. Computer takes care of the rest.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HeavyChevy305 View Post
    That's not how it works. If your Stoich table is scaled for FF and the sensors enabled, you're tuning for 1.0 commanded vs. actual. Computer takes care of the rest.
    I know how this works. I wasn't talking about commanding 1.0 eq.

    You may have misunderstood me and the post. I change the second to last column to 63 so that 1.0 in that cell yields all ff timing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sevinn View Post
    I know how this works. I wasn't talking about commanding 1.0 eq.

    You may have misunderstood me and the post. I change the second to last column to 63 so that 1.0 in that cell yields all ff timing.

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    Understood.
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