Max TPulse width & Max TPulse 2 in CA18DET
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Max TPulse width & Max TPulse 2 in CA18DET
Under what condition this two limit table affceting the injector behaviour ?
Re: Max TPulse width & Max TPulse 2 in CA18DET
I identified the second table after I found that there are extra conditions which it took to use it.
Lets just say from what I know so far it uses the first table majority of the time and special conditions for the second table. Make them the same values to be safe
I would need to investigate those again to double check. Put on my list to investigate again since I cant find my source code for this ECU with that parameter right now
Lets just say from what I know so far it uses the first table majority of the time and special conditions for the second table. Make them the same values to be safe
I would need to investigate those again to double check. Put on my list to investigate again since I cant find my source code for this ECU with that parameter right now
Re: Max TPulse width & Max TPulse 2 in CA18DET
Hi guys,
I have a leaning out problem when reaching the top right cells in my afr map (until the last 2 columns its fine) and I think this problem can be totally related to these two tables, which I think, avoid leaving the injectors open for too long
I'll try to put higher values on there and check if my injectors stop cutting fuel in top end
i guess that I'm hitting some overload protection because my AFR goes progressively richer as rpm&load ups and then at some point it starts leaning very quickly, and it can't be that I maxed the injectors out as I have stock T25 and I'm aiminig for 250hp max, while the stock 370 injectors are fine for near 280hp in a SR20DET
BTW, as I found that injector duty cycle doesn't report quite well... is there a way to actually know your inj duty cycle at a moment to be sure you don't reach more than... say 90%?
sorry to mess up your thread
Cheers!
I'll let you know this afternoon
I have a leaning out problem when reaching the top right cells in my afr map (until the last 2 columns its fine) and I think this problem can be totally related to these two tables, which I think, avoid leaving the injectors open for too long
I'll try to put higher values on there and check if my injectors stop cutting fuel in top end
i guess that I'm hitting some overload protection because my AFR goes progressively richer as rpm&load ups and then at some point it starts leaning very quickly, and it can't be that I maxed the injectors out as I have stock T25 and I'm aiminig for 250hp max, while the stock 370 injectors are fine for near 280hp in a SR20DET
BTW, as I found that injector duty cycle doesn't report quite well... is there a way to actually know your inj duty cycle at a moment to be sure you don't reach more than... say 90%?
sorry to mess up your thread
Cheers!
I'll let you know this afternoon
Last edited by _KeRNeL_ on Fri Dec 10, 2010 12:20 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Max TPulse width & Max TPulse 2 in CA18DET
The injection duty % is calculated from injection time
The injection time when changing from sequential to batch will halve
There is no way for nistune to know when this occurs to adjust the duty % when this occurs (unless anyone has an idea that I can use) to know how to fix this
Monitor your injection time anyway when it does start to lean out and see if injection time is being pulled back (best to log and watch)
The injection time when changing from sequential to batch will halve
There is no way for nistune to know when this occurs to adjust the duty % when this occurs (unless anyone has an idea that I can use) to know how to fix this
Monitor your injection time anyway when it does start to lean out and see if injection time is being pulled back (best to log and watch)
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Re: Max TPulse width & Max TPulse 2 in CA18DET
on ca18det fuel pressure is only 2.5bar instead of 3bar for sr20det so the 370cc are maxed out around 250-260hp.
Re: Max TPulse width & Max TPulse 2 in CA18DET
Old thread. TP Max 2 is actually a cranking pulsewidth table (vs temperature index)
Updated problem report. Fixed in next version
http://www.nistune.com/mantis/view.php?id=93
Updated problem report. Fixed in next version
http://www.nistune.com/mantis/view.php?id=93